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16 PCS DND Spell AOE Damage Template Set
Transform your gameplay with this 16-piece DND Spell AOE Damage Template Set!
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Extradicke Widerstandsfähigkeit
Robust gebaut für den dauerhaften Einsatz in jeder intensiven D&D-Begegnung.
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Klares Präzisions-Acryl
Das halbtransparente Material sorgt für eine gute Lesbarkeit, damit die Zaubersprüche richtig wirken.
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Scharfe eingravierte Markierungen
Klare, präzise Gravuren zur einfachen Identifizierung von AOE-Effekten.
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Einfache Reinigung mit Tuch
Wird mit einem Reinigungstuch für mühelose Pflege und Übersichtlichkeit geliefert.
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Kompakt und tragbar
Praktisch aufbewahrt in einer eleganten PU-Ledertasche für den einfachen Transport.
Das ideale Geschenk für DND-Enthusiasten
AKA Amanda
Bewertet in Kanada am 29. Januar 2025
Quality pieces, they feel great, and they fill the right area that you want them to, but the frame/edges are a bit too wide. The could be made a bit thinner and be easier to use on a map/board, but these still get the rough job done.
Kindle Customer
Bewertet in den USA am28. Februar 2025
My husband DMs every Wednesday at school (gaming club). He just started a gaming session with a couple of kids who have never played d&d before. These spell zones are a perfect visual for both new and experienced players. They are well made. My husband verified that they fit in a standard d&d grid. He is super pleased.
It's Just Me
Bewertet in den USA am28. Februar 2025
Rob D.
Bewertet in Kanada am 27. Januar 2025
Sometimes when running a complex battle in your game, it's hard to keep track of who's had what done to them, what areas are affected by a spell, etc. Kits like these make life so much easier. That barbarian wants to know if something's within Cleave range? There's a template for that. Wizard needs to see what would be affected by their Cone of Cold? There's a template for that! Rogue threw down a vial of Oil of Slipperiness and you want to mark what 10x10 square is affected? Guess what. There's a template for that, too. Combine this with a kit of condition markers, and life just gets better.
J. Brand
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 18. Januar 2025
If you play Dungeons and dragons, or any similar game, then sooner or later you will get to a point where is is ambiguous if a player or NPC is in range of some weapon or spell. So the idea is simple just create custom rulers that exactly show the area affected by those.Nice idea but it doesn't work in practice. If character pieces fit entirely within the zone there is no problem but there would also be no question about the result. If they are on the boundary then you can't pit this down on top of them so you end up holding it above the characters and then whether a character is in or out of range depends on which side of the table you look from; is that goblin at top right inside the circle? from my line of sight yes, from the other side of the table no!So we ended up just going back to a printout of the area affected rather than using these.Nice idea in principle, fails in use.
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