Exactly as described. Mine does not have a “cloudy” side like some of the reviews mentioned. I think those might have been older reviews. I have other spell effect markers. This is one of 3 different types that I use. My favorite thing about this one is that it is multipurpose. There are a variety of spells on one transparent marker. Often, it’s easier to grab this one than fumble through my collection of individual spell effect markers. I’ve been DMing for 5 years. We use 1” square grids and miniatures in our game. Thumbs up.

Looks great and has the right dimensions for my game system.

This will see immediate use in our campaign

This is a must have! It saves so much time when playing as it allows both players and DM to quickly designate sell effect areas and keeps gameplay moving smoothly.

Our D&D group had previously bought a set of spell effects templates from WizKids; HOWEVER, despite being officially licensed by D&D, their spells effect templates didn’t include a number of frequently encountered cone distances and radii, whereas this tool gets the job done right 100% of the time. Need a 60ft cone for Cone of Cold? BOOM. Done. Need a 50ft Radius sphere? You know this tools got you covered. If you’re browsing this uncertain of whether or not to get it, or leaving it in your saved for later for forever like I did, nows the time to make this purchase and you absolutely won’t regret it. Also, this thing is nice and sturdy while still being transparent, so again, can’t speak highly enough of it.

It makes playing my sorcerer so much easier! All but the crazy high level spells are covered. It's a little too easy to put it down upside down, but that's user error.

This AOE marker has multiple ranges that are clearly listed. It is easy to hold of a battle map or terrain and gauge what may or may not be in range. It is simple, effective, and well made.

I think the cube area template works just fine.In the photos they provide, they have 4 of them out together, flat on a table.To get the Cube Area, just place the the corner of the template, at the center of spell effect area.Rotate the template 3 times, 90 degrees and mark off the area on your game map.Simple enough.Maybe the effect is on ground level centered on you and you want to gauge the area above you.This is exactly the template you are looking for!Heck, you've even got a 120' cube template here! (Can't say that I've encountered a spell that can do that, yet.) But, how else would you do that? This template would have to be 4 times as large! lol.I think this works just fine.Just remember that the corner is the center point of your cube and you're good to go and this template is accurate!Unless I'm missing something, I haven't had my coffee yet.I'm glad to see the cone template is accurate as well (in 2 dimensions.)Most are not. This template marks the method used to define the cone's area effect with blue lines.(This should be a 3D effect, but most minis on the map are at ground level right? Well, what if you're flying? Hmmm. Would this cone hit? Maybe not. Maybe there is another, more accurate template. Or maybe that's just getting a bit too bogged down into the game mechanics. Theater of the Mind time! Roll that Dex Save with advantage!)The cone effect area shouldn't use the blue line to mark far edge of the effect's area on the left or right sides.That would make the sides of the cone longer than the center.The effect is not a triangle, it's a cone.Like an ice cream cone. :)The sides of the cone should be the same length as the center line. Most templates get this wrong. I used to use a drawing compass with a dry erase marker instead of a pencil to mark the area effect. (When we were needing accuracy.) This template is much easier than that. A cone extends in a direction you choose from its point of origin. A cone's width at a given point along its length is equal to that point's distance from the point of origin. A cone's area of effect specifies its maximum length.A cone's point of origin is not included in the cone's area of effect, unless you decide otherwise. -5E PHBThis is why the blue lines are on the template. It is for calculating the width of the arc.I do have another smaller template from another company for the sphere, circle and cube template. It is thicker and I can't see it ever breaking from normal use. That one will probably be used just as much as this one. It's a smaller template for smaller areas.I wish this template was a bit thicker. It bends, just by holding by the corner in the air horizontally. I just know this thing is going to break.It's longer/wider than a 3 ring binder.Despite it's thin plastic, it will be a welcome addition to the table. I think if I broke it, I'd buy it again, but If another company made the same thing, but with thicker plastic, I'd buy the one that was thicker at a slightly higher price.

Helps when you need to do cones and aoe spells.

The day I received it I used during session, very useful. Easy to read and easy to use.

Works great

Has all the different spell effects info we need when playing d&d. Shared the link with a couple of friends who also run games. Was perfect for my sessions

Perfect for my in home games

Great product will recommend to others and will be ordering again. Very impressed!

Got this for my family that plays quite a bit of dnd. We also use 3d printed wire frame blasting templates as well. Overall my family ended up liking the disc better, so I'd give this an easy 5 stars for winning that race. As far as construction, it's a nice thick piece of plastic, so it can take any amount of dropping with little concern.

This template is neat, spell effect cones, diameter, and cube all marked along with 1-20 along the outer edge to represent a thrown or middle miss direction

Super handy! I love using this. It's tiny and sturdy, I just throw it into my backpack for the session. Easy to use and read would fully recommend for any spellcasters.

Very handy to have for a DnD game

Excellent design. Covers all but 60' cone, but because of that, it fits in a pack. Product was CZYY spell AOE.

Great