5-pack Sci-Fi Pocket Health Trackers - Space Alien, Retro Tabletop RPG Role Playing Game Accessory - Character HP Tracker Compatible with Starfinder and Dungeons & Dragons

Generic hit point trackers. They have a few tracking dials so you can track HP and tmp HP, for example. Some of the dials were not centered that well and the numbers were difficult to read if you rotated to that side of the dial - the little rivet was not perfectly through the dial’s center, but for this price you can’t be too choosy. The colors are a bit garish and the markings printed on the trackers is Sci-fi themed, which I don’t care for as a fantasy RPG player, but, again, value for price. It’s also nice that they are flat and easy to store, versus the rotating barrel-type hp trackers. You can tuck it into the pocket of the spiral-ring notebook you use to take notes.

I was hoping that by December 2022 that the issues made by previous customers would’ve been fixed. Nope.1. Double 28’s missing 292. Hard to read the numbers especially in the yellow counter which is the color I play.3. The green counter shows the direction +/- but none of the others do.4. Some of the wheels are sharp. Some are hard to turn.Other than that the counters are functional. I like that they are flat and thin so it’s easier to store. I’m planning on using this in Raiders of Scythia and Terraforming Mars Ares Expedition. I’m planning on writing in 29 and using an Exacto knife to widen the viewing hole. I think it’s lame that I have to fix this thing.I wish that these were discounted to $5 or less so they could finish up this stock with errors and sell better ones. If they sold this for ridiculous prices then the ratings would go up and there would be higher demand. But it seems they’re still trying to profit off of it.UPDATE: the seller did contact me and made things right. Most often I don’t think sellers read my reviews so I appreciate that they “heard my voice” and hopefully this product will be improved in the near future.

Do you need to count things? Do you need to track things? Do you need to count and track multiple things? If you answered yes to any of the above, have I got good news for you. Each counter features several dials that do exactly what you need in multiple increments. Track character health, magic points, or anything else that uses standard numbers with the flip of a dial. While I think these are made of a specific game, thee counters have enough options you can count anything you want! No more using your stupid, fat, pesky fingers for counting out math things. Just roll the dial a few notches and viola! New total is revealed. All your friends at the game table will be jealous because of all the time you save not using a pencil and paper. You'll automatically be the coolest one in the room 😎 and maybe even have a chance with that cute boy/girl that the GM keeps inviting to games even though they don't really like playing. Maybe eventually you find common interests and a new hobby away from the group; then stop talking for months and eventually have some kids. Only to end in divorce years later where you end up back at your GMs doorstep talking about the good old days before your life was ruined. Track it all!!!

While I don't need all the counters, this a handy little gadget to have. No more erasing on your character sheets.

I like that They're a little bit bigger. Then other items like this.The numbers are not hard to read but the status effects symbol is a little bits. But once you understand what each one is there pretty well specified other difference.Well worth the money for a multi-pack, especially if you're buying for a group. To play with or to give away as a small present to individual players.The only bad thing I can say about this product truthfully did I wish there was a second pack in different colors? Because having more colors and themes for roughly a 6 to 8 person group Is much more realistic?I understand that Would mean buying two packs that's completely reasonable. To be able to provide for all players.Sometimes the HP discs will touch each other. So when you move one the other one kind of moves in a cog effect.

Cheaply made and not all the wheels line up to the windows well. Got it really cheap so it’s a decent alternative to using dice/paper for some things.

An excellent and simpler solution to using dice to count or using a pencil and eraser. The only complaint I have it that the health dial on the blue handheld was reversed, but all the others were exceptional. Looking forward to using these in a few days!

There's a double-28 on one of the wheels for each tracker. The wheel which goes both positive and negative numbers goes -8 -4 -2 -1 +1 +2 +4 +8, which stinks if you don't run a system that uses those modifiers. I had to do extensive edits with a utility knife (to scratch out bits of numbers) and ultra-fine permanent markers (to write new numbers between other numbers). This is the only tracker of it's kind you'll find on amazon, but wow it was a lot of work to make them work. Also they're a LOT thinner than the pictures implied and turning the wheels is painful sometimes.

It's generally ok. However, there are a couple of issues. First, the HP has a typo. It skips the number 29. Second, the +/- values are 1, 2, 4, 8 rather than 1, 2, 3, 4. Other than that, it's ok.If the typo was fixed, and the +/- values were corrected, it would be great.

I was expecting the item shown in the listing, instead I received these!!!

Me gustaron mucho, son bastante flexibles y compactos, el material se ve razonablemente resistente y se siente agradable al tacto. Los discos giran suave y fácilmente.Aunque en el empaque dice claramente que están diseñados pensando en "un juego sobre galaxias", yo los es usado con Hero Realms y me han funcionado perfectamente para hacer mi reserva de oro y ataque en cada turno. También los he usado con Munchkin Quest y va bien. Así que supongo puedes aplicarlo a muchos juegos donde sumas vidas y bonus cada ronda.Importante mencionar que el indicador derecho de stamina tiene repetido el número 28. En los juegos que yo uso no afecta, ya que solo uso por lo regular un disco para decenas y otro para unidades (ese 28 es para centenas) pero no dudo que debe impactar en otro tipo de juegos.Compactos, fáciles de usar y muy portátiles. Muy recomendables.