As a Pathfinder player, these are almost perfect. Just missing a couple of conditions specific to that game. Overall, they are great quality and make keeping track of status conditions in combat much easier.They are transparent plastic with clearly printed lettering. Each one is a different color. The organizer box is handy.

I loved this thing. It’s unimaginably useful for status tracking

My adventuring party loves these as an addition to the table. It is also a good addition to my DMing tools.

Made an awesome gift for my husband for Christmas! We will be putting them to good use!

Love these, helps me keep up with which creatures/PCs are being effected by what status.

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They work great. Easy to read and easier to keep track of conditions!

This was a great gift for my Nephew.

They fit nicely around the base of a standard D&D mini (or you could be jaunty and just hang them off the figures like my group does). Case is nice and sturdy, and the rings are easy to read.

Great product. Helps a lot since I have CRS.

Great

I like the fact the conditions are easy to read. The container has separate compartments for each set of rings. The biggest negative I have is the flim they leave one on side, is hard to see, and that makes it hard to remove.

Good

Look fantastic! Can’t wait to use them for my campaign on Sunday!

Got these as a gift for my husband for Christmas. He absolutely loves them! The only thing off we noticed was on the sticker on the package they arrive in has a spelling error. But the discs themselves are all spelled correctly

These will be great for my dnd games!! Downside is that I am missing the unconscious rings, and instead got a second set of poisoned rings.

The inside diameter will fit standard-sized D&D and Pathfinder minis, and can be draped over bigger versions or oddly-shaped minis. These are hard acrylic, and so it might be a bad idea to bend them to fit, as they could snap. You get 4 of each: Blinded (spelled Blined on the cover art, but correctly on the actual ring), Charmed, Concentration, Deafened, Exhaustion, Frightened, Grappled, Hex, Hunter's Mark, Incapacitated, Invisible, Paralyzed, Petrified, Poisoned, Prone, Restrained, Stunned, Unconscious.These are a cool idea and come in their own plastic organizer box. If you want to order multiple sets, you will need a larger box to fit these rings in, because they are easier to remove when you can kind of shuffle them around in their respective cubby holes. Too many in one slot (8 or more) and they get wedged in too tight for my fingers to retrieve them. Most stores with a sporting goods or tool section will have bigger boxes, with adjustable dividers to customize your collection.On the cover art, one of the rings' lettering is shown as yellow, but in the actual box the colors are easier to read, Blue, Green, Brown, Pink, Red, and Purple.I will be trying these out on my next game session, and will now look to include more monsters that can produce these effects on my players, to take advantage of this product. I will let you know how it turns out.

Simple and useful! They get the job done

He loved them! Big win for Mom.

When you are running a D&D Game you have so much to keep track of that you can easily forget conditions that players are experiencing. These are a very helpful tool to keep things organized.