ALIZERO DND Miniatures Condition Rings - 96 D&D Status Effect Markers in 24 Frequently Used Conditions - Pathfinder and Dungeons & Dragons Accessories - Premium Storage Box with Foam Padding

It looked like condition rings in clear acrylic somewhere, and I liked that idea, but I wanted them to be able to be written on, so I didn't think clear would work well for that purpose. If you read anything on clear acrylic, it's very difficult to read in most backgrounds. (Or maybe it's just me. A solid- )*br >
A color ring seemed like a great alternative for writing, since you can write on both sides. Their success rate is generally high. Based on the color of the rings, they used either white or black ink, and pretty much got it right in most cases. However, there are a handful of signs that are hard to comprehend It is hard to beat most of the condition choices. A list of all official D&aposs and R&aposs Conditions D are considered to be covered (theoretically). It is strange to choose banned as a condition ring. The effect is the entity is no longer there, so it's usually taken care of by removing the In your case, what will the ring be placed on? If you put it where the entity will eventually reappear, you could possibly make sense. As for prone, the mini can already be handled by putting it sideways. Delighted to trade for faerie fire and sleep in exchange for banished and prone. I'd say "On fire" would also be great, or maybe I just DM for that party. Having the ability to write on the back of the envelope, however, mitigates the problem of not having every possibility. It looks like there is one empty slot in the shipping container. If you can have four white rings with nothing written on them, it would be really nice so you don't have to limit your DIY options after the first four rings. (Having said that, rare is the group that needs 4 hunters marks or 4 hexes. Also, on the inside of the lid of the box, I think they should include a color quick reference. A self-made one would probably be nice. I have updated Originally, I received a set lacking one set of rings ("invisibility"-- It's pretty easy to write a joke here, it both literally and figuratively It was hard to contact the seller, but Amazon's end of the problem turned out to be the problem. As soon as we were in bidirectional communication, the seller sent out replacements right away and they.

Julianna Delgado

| Oct 13, 2020

We were not disappointed by this product or the seller. This was an exciting purchase for me as it was already set up to keep the rings neat and tidy. fit is perfect on all Minis due to the quality and materials used in the construction. The only thing that went wrong with the shipment was that one of the plastic flaps came off during the shipping process. My initial contact with the Seller was to try to get a replacement container, but they surprised me and sent me a brand new container. We found the company to be easy to work with and very helpful regarding this product. If they release more sets of condition rings in the future with more conditions, I will buy This DM should RECOMMEND this ring 10/10 to anyone looking for rings in great condition.

Sloane O’NEILL

| Dec 28, 2020

I initially thought the product would be gimmicky, but realized it could be used even if miniatures weren't being played with Markers could be used in any system to assist the game master in keeping track of the condition of all players (PCs or NPCs). Rather than using other sets, I chose this set because it was more "5e" friendly with the extra 96 pieces are stored in a sturdy case, foam allows their contents not to spill when you open the case, and condition markers themselves are thicker plastic (as opposed to something like milk bottle rings) with readable A minimum of four markers means that you have enough markers to detect each condition. There's no need to rush Why aren't there enough of us? To add another condition marker, just flip a color you aren't currently using and write on the blank side using either a dry or wet erase marker A dry erase pen will rub off easily, but a wet eraser won't). Taking all of the above into account, the product would be rated as a 4 out of 5 (or close to it). Customer service is the reason I am giving ALIZERO five stars in this review. A mistake during packaging resulted in my first set being missing four markers because of a shipping error. The only duplicate markers were those of another condition (there were no ones of one type, and eight of another, but there still were 96 markers In a few hours, ALIZERO replied on Amazon. Tom arranged for Amazon to send a replacement set, and when I received it a few days later, the set had all of the correct pieces (24 conditions, 4 markers each) - so I could play the game. A solution has been found to the issue. In order to make up for the negative impression he might have left, Tom had arranged for the replacement set to be included with ALIZERO's "DM tools" bundle (condition markers with spell effects, dice, etc. ). The surprise was wonderful! I had bad luck, but Tom on the ALIZERO customer service team was able to resolve the issue quickly and made me feel as though I had rolled a perfect 20.

Louise Lawson

| Mar 17, 2021

It may be my favorite feature of the set that the clear case has the tokens' names printed on top, so you don't have to dig through them to find what you're looking for. It might not be the fanciest or flashiest rings you will see, but these rings will be useful in no time at all!.

Layla LORD

| Mar 12, 2021

Markers in great condition in a well-made case with foam to keep everything neat and tidy. It's easy to read the markers since they're well made. In addition to the conditions, there were several additional conditions that I wanted on the back. I was able to write them with a dry erase marker for temporary or a Sharpie for permanent.

Miller Huynh

| May 11, 2021