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.
My boyfriend loves this as he is able to track everyone's initiative and not have to worry about people taking their turn out of order. It keeps the game moving too.
I got these to use in my D&D group a few months back, and oh boy did the players appreciate them! Being able to see which creature has what condition currently in real time is so efficient and time effective in the ongoing run! Highly recommend for all the DM's who use set pieces to visualize sessions!
I got these to use in my D&D group a few months back, and oh boy did the players appreciate them! Being able to see which creature has what condition currently in real time is so efficient and time effective in the ongoing run! Highly recommend for all the DM's who use set pieces to visualize sessions!
I got these to use in my D&D group a few months back, and oh boy did the players appreciate them! Being able to see which creature has what condition currently in real time is so efficient and time effective in the ongoing run! Highly recommend for all the DM's who use set pieces to visualize sessions!
I got these to use in my D&D group a few months back, and oh boy did the players appreciate them! Being able to see which creature has what condition currently in real time is so efficient and time effective in the ongoing run! Highly recommend for all the DM's who use set pieces to visualize sessions!
I like the box but I didn't realize I was going to have to put it together! Such tiny screws! I had to get help because I couldn't assemble it with just two hands (once I had help it didn't take too long to put together although it was a bit annoying). But otherwise I like the box!
This is a really solid product. It’s a good concept, well executed. It’s not flimsy at all, which is great. It was packaged well, and the packaging was sealed closed with a potion sticker, which was adorable! Gifting this to my DM!
Bought this as a gift for my husband and he loves it. It took him about 1hr to build which was the fun in this dice tray. Everyone compliments it. Great buy.
Really enjoy the product and was simple to put together. However the art isn’t the one’s shown in the pictures so be weary of yours also coming with different art.
Confused myself, sent an unnecessary message, seller knows - - -These are Perfect, just what I needed. Went together pretty easily, only had to tap with a rubber mallet on a few to fully set. Flexible, will use for dungeons, large venues, etc. Great Kits! Thanx!!!
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