| Keeping track of which PC caused the monster to become weakened for the next round has become a full-time job for the DM. To assist with that, here are 32 colored tiles that show the different conditions from 4th Edition D&D. Available in eight different colors - Black, Blue, Burgundy, Green, Grey, Orange, Purple & Red, so that each player can have their own color.
The squares are just under and inch on each side so they fit easily on 1" gridded maps.
Conditional Tiles are lightweight, store in very little space, durable, and quick to set up. When you're done, just scoop them into a box or bag and you're ready to go. Perfect for convention gaming!
Compliant with the Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition GSL. |
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 Condition Tiles-worth the money |
| Review Date: June 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Fantasy-Wars, Atlanta, Ga USA |
Ok the price seems expensive for what it is. If you want to make your own and change them as they get wet or dirty, that's great if you want to do that. I can see how some people think they are getting multiple colors with there order and you only get one color. After I received mine, my other friends are getting together and we will get one of each and then split them up so each of our conditions are different when we run our own games.
Overall, I think they really help speed up the game for remembering all the 4th edition conditions while playing. I do wish they had a few more of some conditions in each pack but I will have two packs when out others arrive soon. Plus I bought the $5 bloodied, mark, and cursed packs separately. |
Condition Tiles - Not bad, but should be better
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| Review Date: March 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: B. Elizabeth Goldthwait, Youngstown, OH |
| These tiles are nice, but for $15 there should be way more of them. The pack is much smaller than I expected, and there are only one or two of important conditions like bloodied and marked. They're well made, but not worth the $$ in my opinion. |
Non enough bang for the buck
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| Review Date: May 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Matthew James, APO, AE United States |
| You are better off creating your own condition marks for what you will pay for these. It is unbelievable how small of a quantity you receive for what you pay. |
slightly deceptive image
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| Review Date: April 9, 2009 |
| Reviewer: rachel perkins, oakland, ca |
| wow, i almost bought this thinking i was getting all the colors. for $15, this should include all the colors shown in the image, not just one. this is just little cardboard squares, people. |
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