As an Amazon Vine reviewer I get the opportunity to review a lot of content for gamers. With the holiday season fast upon us, here's the gamer gear for players that got high marks from me. I've ordered them in price from least to most expensive.
My wife plays a fire sorcerer. She sets everything on fire. Everything. Her favorite spell is create bonfire, which she gleefully positions behind targets before blasting them with fire spells. If you've got a pyromaniac caster in your group (and who doesn't?), these markers are a must.
- Brand: TitanShield
- Price: $9
There are a lot of dice trays out there, but this is one of my favorites. It's a step above the other trays because it magnetically snaps together, which makes putting it together faster and also makes the tray sturdier.
- Brand: SmartDealsPro
- Price: $11
There are a lot of dice available these days, but not all of them are perfect for spellcasters. This six-dice set covers a lot of colors associated with damage types: purple (psychic), yellow (lightning), blue (cold), red (fire), and brown (bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing). Each set comes with its own dice bag as well as one large dice bag to hold all six sets.
If you know a player who uses spell cards for Pathfinder or Dungeons & Dragons, this handy holder is a lifesaver. It can hold up to 60 cards in an attractive faux-leather binder that ties closed with a dragon clasp. It also comes with 61 blank cards you can write on if you're using it to track equipment.
- Brand: Tidyboss
- Price: $18
I've reviewed a lot of condition rings and all of them are flawed: you can't tell what color they are at a glance, there's not enough of them, or they don't stack. These acrylic rings have different colors so they're easy to spot, cover all the spell and condition effects for Fifth Edition D&D, and you can stack them so you can see multiple effects on the fighter who always fails their saves.
- Brand: Momostar
- Price: $23
I play a lot of clerics but it's rare I find that perfect combination of dice colors that represent that combination of healing and combat. These metal red and black dice evoke the Hospitallers.
