InfiniTokens dry erase cards are double-sided, erasable, reusable tokens for games like Magic: The Gathering, Flesh and Blood, Star Wars Unlimited, Keyforge and other card and tabletop games. They can also be used as proxies, to prototype card games, flash cards and any temporary notes.
This listing is for a 25-Pack of dry erase cards in a tuck box that is shrink-wrapped.
Gathering cards and will fit in standard MTG sleeves.
Each pack comes in a reusable tuck box. The tuck box fits right into a deck box if you want to keep the cards separate from your deck or cube.
Carry thousands of token options in one small handful of cards! Being prepared for anything has never been so easy. Can't draw? No problem, just use words.
Gaming is complicated enough with proper visual aids. Stand-ins like dice work in a pinch, but how much strategy can you really focus on when you’re forced to remember what each piece is supposed to represent? Is that 2 pip die one 2/2 creature or two 1/1 creatures? Is it tapped or not? Does it have flying or deathtouch? Is it a different creature type than the die next to it? You want to play a strategy game, not 'memory'.
Memorize no more! Focus on your strategy, not keeping track of yours and your opponent's creatures. Replace those indistinguishable dice with clearly marked dry erase cards.
Stats change? Erase and rewrite. Creature die? Put it aside to use later before erasing.
Multiples of the same creature? Stack blank cards behind a single marked one to represent multiples, so you can tap as many as you please at a time.
No artistic skills? Write a name and stat, no drawing necessary. No life counters handy? Use InfiniTokens to keep track of the score.
Want to prototype your own game or make a proxy? Use a wet erase marker and the image will stay put until you remove it by drawing over it with a dry erase marker
Marker not included. Use with regular dry erase markers, wet erase markers or Sharpie (To remove Sharpie, draw over it with a dry erase marker).
Tips: To prevent staining, try not to leave marker sitting on the tags for more than a few hours. Cheap markers can occasionally leave a mark. To remove stains, draw over the stain with a thick dry erase marker. Press firmly to erase. Rubbing alcohol can be used if necessary, but use sparingly.
