Kalami Initiative Tracker for DND, 12 Rotating Acrylic Flags Turn Tracker for D&D 5e, Pathfinder and Other Tabletop RPG, Perfect DM Gift

As a Dungeon Master, I’m always on the lookout for tools that can enhance my gaming sessions, and the Kalami Initiative Tracker has definitely delivered! This rotating acrylic flags tracker is a fantastic addition to my D&D setup.The 12 rotating flags are perfect for keeping track of turn order in D&D 5e, Pathfinder, and other tabletop RPGs. The design is sleek and the white acrylic looks great on the game table. It’s easy to read and adds a touch of professionalism to the game.One thing to note is that the flags spin pretty quickly if you’re not paying attention, but I actually find this to be a benefit. It makes flipping through the flags and moving onto the next person in the initiative a breeze. It keeps the game flowing smoothly without interruptions.

This tracker was easy to assemble, though it is just a little bit "flimsy" in the sense that the flags rotate a little bit too easily for my tastes. That said, they are a decent size and visible for whole table, and work well for keeping track of initiative during encounters. I do think the price is a bit high for what you get, but there are no flaws that impact its use. Overall, it is a pretty decent tracker and higher quality than some of the others we've used.

Setup was simple to get everyone's names on the pole before the game. Then it was a simple atter to write in what monsters they were fighting while everyone rolled initiative. Made it super simple for players to see the order and plan what their next moves were. Can sit right next to the DM screen so you can flick it with a finger to move on to the next person.

Certainly beats my clothes pin on the DM screen trick!Kit comes with the tracker stand and pole, 12 flags, and 3 dry erase markers. Assembly/dissassmbly take moments, and it's easy to travel with and store. We used it for a DnD session the other day, and it was PERFECT. I really love the thought built into it, and will probably be buying a couple come christmas for friends.And elegant solution to a problem with many solutions.

This is a nice idea for an initiative tracker but the execution falls a little short. The flags rotate around freely with nothing locking them in place or nothing to really keep them in line so the occasional bump or disturbance won’t spin them around. It also seems like it would be an additional difficulty to have to Switch them around or rewrite them every time you have another encounter in the game and have to change the initiative order. Also it’s pretty big and takes up too much space on her crowded gaming table.

I love this idea! My dnd group found it very helpful. You write the characters names, front and back, and everyone can see who’s turn it is and who is coming up. The markers work well and erase easily. Came with a couple different colors. It also has extra tabs in case you have more players or enemies to fight against. My only qualm is when you go to flip over a piece, you have to hold the others in place or they all try to turn together

This thing was a lifesaver during our last session. It made it much easier to follow whos turn it was and how to act and react correctly. Our DM was happy with it and it is sturdy enough. I wish it all fit a little tighter, especially at the base, but it definitely works well for what it's supposed to do.

What a lifesaver this is for me when I am playing with my group. We can never keep the turn order streight and as a DM I am tired of trying cards, or numbers or what have you. This eliminates any of the player involvement or responsibility rather, of keeping track of their own info. I place this right in front of my DM screen or in the middle of the table and flip the flags over from one side to the next to show who's turn it is.I can have each player write their own name on one side and I write the legible version on the other so both win. The base is steady for most use and the acrylic dowel fits snugly and smoothly with the flags and the base.