Futhark DND AOE Spell Template: Cast with Precision with Spell Effect Marker Accessory for Dungeons & Dragons and All Tabletop RPGs

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I LOVE THIS! What a fantastic thing for D&D. I play a Druid exclusively, and am always casting spells. This is SO handy for figuring out who the spell affects. Kudos to you, Futhark! A slam-dunk.

Exactly what I was looking for.

This product is very useful for those of us who like to see areas of effect more specifically. Despite the worst efforts of the USPS, and a mangled package upon delivery, the product was intact and undamaged. Good visibility and with a microcloth included, it’s pretty easy to keep relatively smudge-free.

It is made from a very transparent and thick plastic, so it doesn’t bend while you are trying to use! Definitely recommend for players and DMs.

WHAT’S THE DEAL? (What am I getting? What can you tell me about it?) • You’re getting a transparent table-top role-playing games template to marks Areas of Effect (AoE) • It is a great for visualizing AoE and spell damage effects and movement during combat to help speed up combat encounters • Helps to eliminate guesswork and trying to picturing areas that now you can see and reference more easily and enjoy playing not measuring • It comes with a microfiber cleaning cloth and a mesh, drawstring carry caseWHO IS IT (BEST) FOR? • Anyone who plays table-top role-playing games (TTRPGs) who wants to take advantage of accessories which enhance the gaming experience and make it easier to play • Any game master who wishes to help their players by providing a visual aide for area of effect spells, damage, and movement • It is perfect for 1-inch grid square or hex role-playing terrain or battle matsKEY FEATURES & BENEFITS? • It shows you the standard area of effect for spells and damage to make it easier to measure and see what has been affected with greater accuracy • The different markers are clear to read, color-coded, and well delineated • It’s 8” in diameter and see-through so you can easily place it over a battle map or drawings of areas, dungeons, etc. • You can draw on the template using either dry-erase or wet-erase pens (like for a whiteboard)TECH SPECS: • SIZE: o Entire template: 8.75” (22.22 cm) circle diameter o Outer red ring: 8.00” (20.32 cm) circle diameter o Thickness: 0.08” (2 mm) • MARKERS: o Cube: 10’, 20’, 30’ o Cone: 15’, 30’ o Direction: 1-12 (like hour markers on a clock) o Radius: 5’, 10’, 15’, 20’ • MATERIALS: Acrylic plexiglassHOW EASY IS IT TO USE? • I see that it is built well and is sturdy so you can use it for all your TTPRG needs by simply placing it over a drawing or map of an area and moving it around as needed • Because the different types of things being measured are clearly marked and color-coded, it is so much easier to see what is going on • There’s not much to it: draw on it when you need to then wipe it away with the cleaning clothWHAT ARE THE CONS (tell me the bad stuff too!) • The company says that you must carefully peel off the protective plastic film before you can use the template but that it can be a bit “fidgety” or difficult to remove • The only thing I can see is that it may be either too big or too small for your needs, but it should suited for most terrain and fit most battle mapsSUMMARY & CONCLUSION:This is great to bring to a game or as a gift to the game master or fellow player. It definitely takes the guesswork out of ranges for AoE. It fits my maps perfectly and slides with ease. I wrote on it with a dry-erase marker and it wipes completely clean easily. And I can imagine any other table-top role-playing gamer seeing this and saying “Oh wow! That’s cool!” like I did.

I have wanted one of these forever and I love it. As a DM, any time a player uses an AoE spell, we'd have to sit and figure out what it would effect and any obstacles in the way. Now I can just plop this on the table and there's no arguing about who'd get hit or what kind of cover there is. Definitely worth the money and helps speed up gameplay

I play Dungeons and Dragons every Sunday for an in-person game. When playing, the question of radius for certain spells often comes up. You have to count the blocks on the map to determine how much area your spell will affect. Luckily, this handy little template takes out much of the guesswork! You place it where your spell is active, and then, based on your spell parameters, use the template to gauge your range! I love it!

This helped me so much in my game it’s the perfect size and works like a charm!!

Its exactly as it appears to be. Quality material and graphics.