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<blockquote data-quote="cignus_pfaccari" data-source="post: 5191117" data-attributes="member: 14557">We use poker chips, small ones that just fit under the mini bases.&nbsp; Two of the players (I'm one of them) generally have a set that they use to put under the minis and put them back into place, as the DM's arms aren't long enough to reach all the way across the damn table and do that.Blue = Mark (any)Red = BloodiedGreen = Hunter's Quarry (if needed)Orange = Warlock's Curse (if needed)These are very rarely used.&nbsp; We don't have a lock, and the ranger is pretty good about remembering where his quarry is.Yellow = Blinded or something to do with Radiant damageWhite = Generic condition, most often immobilizedMany conditions we'll just keep track of internally.&nbsp; Like, I know who I have Oathed (this is usually easily communicated by moving my figure next to it), and the ranger knows who he has quarried.For zones, one DM started using removable pencil erasers, since they're dirt cheap, and they don't fling themselves together like the magnetic markers he'd gotten a few months ago.Brad</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cignus_pfaccari, post: 5191117, member: 14557"] We use poker chips, small ones that just fit under the mini bases. Two of the players (I'm one of them) generally have a set that they use to put under the minis and put them back into place, as the DM's arms aren't long enough to reach all the way across the damn table and do that. Blue = Mark (any) Red = Bloodied Green = Hunter's Quarry (if needed) Orange = Warlock's Curse (if needed) These are very rarely used. We don't have a lock, and the ranger is pretty good about remembering where his quarry is. Yellow = Blinded or something to do with Radiant damage White = Generic condition, most often immobilized Many conditions we'll just keep track of internally. Like, I know who I have Oathed (this is usually easily communicated by moving my figure next to it), and the ranger knows who he has quarried. For zones, one DM started using removable pencil erasers, since they're dirt cheap, and they don't fling themselves together like the magnetic markers he'd gotten a few months ago. Brad [/QUOTE]

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