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Fate is fickle, and every adventurer knows that tracking buffs, curses, spell durations and HP is the difference between glory and a fresh character sheet. These Mystery Counter Dice are built for exactly that — roll or set them to mark ongoing effects, count damage or keep tabs on your resources, so nothing gets forgotten mid-battle.
At a glance
- Type: counter / tracking dice
- Best for: marking buffs, curses, spell durations, HP and resources
- Format: mystery bag
- Great for: D&D and tabletop RPGs
Why it's good
- Keeps every ongoing effect visible at a glance
- Handy for rogues tallying sneak attacks or casters holding concentration
- A small tool that saves big arguments
Keep your fate in check and your table honest.
The easy way to track every effect at the table. Pair with a full Mystery Dice Bag for your rolling needs.
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