DND Miniatures Condition Markers - 96 Rings to Track 24 Different Status & Spell Effects for RPG/DND Minis Like Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition & Pathfinder Perfect DnD Gifts & D&D Accessories Tokens

I love these condition rings! They are very easy to read and there's plenty of conditions. The best thing about these condition rings is they are flexible, so you can slip them more easily over or around larger miniatures. The box they come in is sturdy, not too large, and perfect for keeping the conditions separated. There's no need for any other container. If you're looking for condition markers, stop here. There's no need to look any further!

I’ve tried many condition markers, including homemade markers and manufactured products. These are BY FAR the best I have seen.They are made of a durable, rubber-like material that has a nice tactile feel and can flex slightly (see pic). The text is very easy to read, not only because of the clear printing, but the lettering is raised and the name of the effect is printed around the circumference of the ring so you can see it no matter where you’re sitting at the table. The “Physical Effect” and “Magical Effect” markers make for good generic markers. If you look at the pic with the minis, you’ll see that they fit easily around 1” straight-edged bases, but if the mini is too large, the markers are light enough to hang without fear of tipping over.Cons? Some have complained about the case being flimsy, and they’re correct, unfortunately. You don’t have to treat it like a newborn baby, but don’t toss it around your gaming table, either.Forget the case, though. Even if they gave me the markers and no case, I would have paid an extra 50% because the ring material and printing is of such high quality. These are the condition markers I’ve been looking for my entire gaming life.

These are even better than any of the reviews or pictures led on. Thought I made a mistake when I saw other brands for cheaper. But when I got them and saw that they were made out of expensive strong but flexible rubber plastic. I just knew it was worth the money. Not only are these extremely durable. But they’re the most legible ones on the market. I can see from six feet away what these say on them. Not to mention the colors match the conditions perfectly. My one gripe is they have poisoned but not burned lol they have physical effect for burning conditions. But besides that this is absolutely perfect.Also they fit dnd mini bases perfectly. So they’ll fit around the bases slightly snug and stick to the mini when you move across the field.

This is an amazing set of condition rings, and probably the best you can buy on the market. They are super easy to read and stand out like a sore thumb at the table which is a good thing for condition rings. Totally worth the money. I have only one problem with the product. Underneath the box is a color label for a quick reference to each condition ring. The problem with it is the fact that the reference is on the bottom of the box and not on the side. This makes the color label super uncomfortable to look at because you either need to lift the box above your head or put the top back on and then look. To make it even more frustrating, this is a great box to put inside of the top when the rings are in use so the quick reference is covered. 9/10 product though.

Love the colors and the materials used, very durable. The colors make good reminders without being too distracting, and they're the perfect size for traditional Wizkids-style round-based miniatures. They have markers for MOST conditions, but only my complaint is that they don't have markers for all the most common occurring conditions in the D&D game. There are no markers for Prone, Fatigued, or Confused, for instance. But that didn't stop them from giving us four of each markers for Hunter's Mark, Raging, Enlarged, or Hexed... it's nice to have markers for those, but usually one is all you need at any one time, two at the most. My suggestion would be to add the missing conditions, reduce the markers for rarer conditions, and maybe add a couple markers for the more common conditions (like Concentrating, Grappled, Restrained, etc.). Overall, I like the product, just could have been spread out a bit more.

After going through a few options, these rings are the perfect solution to tracking conditions at the table. They're soft and flexible, but durable, they have a sensible selection of labels, and they come packaged in the ideal box for immediate use at the table.

I swear by this product. One of the single greatest aids when playing TTRPGs that utilize miniatures. They are the correct size to fit the bases of most standard minis, easy to read, and easy to place as well as remove. A very useful way to employ the practice of “show don’t tell” to my players. Additionally, I find that the players strategize more when I use these. They are wiser to what enemy to target as well as to which ally to help.Seriously a great purchase. If I had one gripe, it would be the lack of a chart in the inner lid to quickly show where the given condition ring is located. All side by side it can take some hunting, however I fixed this issue by taping a segment of the outer packaging to the interior lid and it now clearly shows where each ring is placed for quick finding.

I love these things! I am so glad I got them. They are great quality, very readable. Minis sit inside them and the rings have enough grip in their flexible construction to hold on as you move them. We are not the richest game group, so we also use printed 1/2 inch tokens sometimes. Their felt bases slip right inside too. Plus the rings are in a sturdy box and the colors make them easy to find and sort. Having multiples means each of your casters can keep a Concentrating marker on hand and everybody remembers--whether they like it or not! This was a great addition to our game table. We can finally throw out the bread ties!