you have to download one at a time booo. i want one file and to be able to print multiple at a time

i love these i was going to make my own but for the price it saved me a ton of work. my opnly problem with them is the space between each marker as that space was perfect to fit another marker and so you would have to make the same amount of cuts as if the markers were there. so i did some photo editing to fill in the spots but for the price it still saved me a tone of work

This is exactly what I was looking for to use in my game. the templates look beautiful. I printed them out on transparacies and then laminated the print side for extra protection. i cant wait for our next session so my players can use them.

This is a great product, but print instructions should be included. I was frustrated when I printed them and all templates were smaller than they should be. On looking through the comments I noted the suggestion to ensure 'actual size' was selected when printing. This really should be mentioned in the product description or on the product itself. Saves a lot of wasted paper. That being said, once you get the printing done, you have exactly what you need.

I like that the markers fit snug around a 1inch base without making it any wider. If you are using condition markers that are plastic or metal rings, your character has to wear them like a sash if they are going to be able to stand adjacent to another mini or obstacle. This way we can still see all of our players painstakingly chosen/painted characters. Although of course with larger monsters you still have to hang them off of the mini.

They are pretty easy differentiate them at a glance too if you print them in color. I might recommend printing them on tougher than average paper too if you want them to last a long time though. An office supply store would let you print a couple of pages on fancy paper for a buck or so.

TL;DR- This product is EXACTLY what it appears to be, but good luck with sizing the pieces and printing them.

This product is just as beautiful as it looks in the display picture, however, I could NOT make the pieces come out to scale no matter what I did. I only have a standard printer with standard paper sizes, and, therefore, I simply couldn't resize or edit the product enough to make it fit to scale on the standard 1x1 inch square D&D mat. I also want to mention that the lines and the cubes DID turn out pretty well! However, the larger (20 ft) radius was impossible to print properly without editting the PDF, and the 60 ft cone had the same issue. If the creator did a bit of adjusting, these pieces could be designed and rearranged in order to accommodate standard printers.

Perhaps this is user error, and I'm humble enough to admit that. However, my wife and I both tried to resize and edit these PDF's for about 2 hours and couldn't manage to print them to scale. I think it's important to note in the product descriptions that this product may need additional work to size properly. As they are, the descriptions point toward a functional and easy to use product, and that isn't what I purchased. The product didn't even come with instructions on how to properly size or troubleshoot sizing issues. Save your money and create your own PDF.

I do want to thank the creator for inspiring me to be more crafty and create my own pieces. Their work really helped me to create my own work, and I'm quite satisfied with what I cooked up.

I printed this out single-sided on lighter card stock as it's all I had, but still worked out great. I'm using this to store Luck coins during the game, thanks very much for improving our table!

found them rather large they cover a lot of screen information. Nice design tho

Perfect for running encounters of any size. Totally worth the purchase, thanks a bunch!

These are great! Have used them a couple of times now in a new campgaign I started running recently.

The only improvement I could recommend so far is to add a 20 ft x 20 ft square (I haven't gone through all of the 5e spells yet to check if all others are covered, but the 20x20 is one we ran into quickly, so I made one myself)

I love these, I just wish they included all the monsters in the Monster Manual. For instance, it's missing the Adult Dragon statblocks for all colors, sadly.

The Good: There is a lot of content in the iniative trackers. I'm excited to use them. I think this will make game play go much smoother. These cards include AC, Passive Perception, Contition Tracker, Modifiers, Languages, Saving Throws, Monster Size, Alignment, CR, XP, Damage Resistances, Damage Immunities, Condition Immunities, and Senses. There is a toner saver option as well.

The Bad: Please make sure to read what you are buying. These cards need to be uploaded to adobe acrobat to allow multiple cards to print on one sheet. If you want more than one monster tracker you will have to convert it to another document (like word) then copy the monser. With a quick scan on the monsters listed, there is no "boss" monsters. For example, there is a goblin, but not a goblin boss. In addition, there is no pictures of the monsters. Like I said, read what you are buying. I took a quick look at the picture and thought I would get the picture of the monsters included. Silly me. Lastly, keep in mind that these are only initiative trackers. There are no attacks written on them, so you still need to use the monster manual or print off the monster cards to run the attacks.

I rated this a 3 due to printing issues, no picture of the monster like the picture posted, and no boss monsters like the monster manual. You cannot simply download and print them if you want multiple cards on one paper. I would have also liked to see simple attacks on these cards, but I will hand write them in.

The way the 60' cone was laid out, the right side is backwards, so the design won't look like it does in the preview. That's my only issue with the pack. Everything else looks good.

Edit: Thanks for the updates, chief!

Lots of basic design problems.

Let's start with the file contents

• 5e OGL doc (no idea why, there's no SRD content)
• 4 small PNG files
• 10-page PDF with 6 different versions of the card template, each with different colors for the ribbons at the top and bottom. It also has a few pages that look like they're intended to be card backs.

So the good news is that I basically got it working. The PDF has some javascript on it that's required to activate the little boxes with the icons. I got it working in FoxIt reader, but your PDF reader may not work.

Of course, once you get it working and you paste in your spell details, what's next? Well, it's not clear because there are no instructions. The PDF pages are each 2.5" by 3.5", but if you just hit the print button you end up with one card in the center of a page. The page should be able to fit 9, I've done this before, but there are no instructions. So if you haven't done this before you have to figure out that process.

Once you've figured out the process, you'll notice some other design problems.

• The text isn't quite right, my "g" in Magic Missile is cut off at the bottom. In fact, you can see this in the preview image, there isn't enough space for descenders. My material components at the bottom have the same problem, they're being cut off by the Author's name?
• The small PNGs do not include a symbol for "Material", so you get "Verbal" and "Symatic" (sp?), I guess you just have to type in the Material piece.
• The 4 icons you do get are very simple. They look like they were pulled from a font or some online library. They're very plain, they don't scream D&D in any way.
• The white space is all wrong. Text is colliding, lines are cutting through descenders.
• The font for things like casting time and duration is tiny. But the font for the very wordy descriptions is huge. And the alignments are weird, the net result is not fun to look at.

The last big issue is that there are no "borders". There's a fancy "ribbon" at the top and bottom of the card, but the card itself if exactly 2.5" by 3.5". So when you do print these things, you have to cut them exactly. If you cut them too big there's a white edge. If you cut them too small, the ribbons at the top and bottom look very different. I think the borders need to be done differently.

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It's not really explained how you're suppose to fold/cut it to where the conditions stick out. Also I've noticed that the letter "y" does not fit in the text box and looks like a V. otherwise very sleak and useful

Edit: Just kidding, the preview shows the Y being cut off but it printed just fine! Thanks