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LITKO Weather Effect Marker Set (5)

by LITKO
SKU TS051
Original price $0.00 - Original price $0.00
Original price $0.00
$12.99
$12.99 - $12.99
Current price $12.99

Show changing battlefield conditions with a dedicated weather effect marker set. These approximately 30mm tall, laser-cut 3mm acrylic markers let you track fog, rain, snow, heat, and wind in any tabletop wargame or RPG.

What’s Included

  • (5) 30mm Weather Effect markers (Fog, Rain, Snow, Heat, Wind)

🛠️ Requires assembly with glue. See image for details.

Features

  • Five unique marker designs to represent multiple weather conditions.
  • Approximately 30mm tall markers show effects clearly above the table.
  • Laser-cut 3mm acrylic for durable, repeatable use across many games.
  • Engraved details make each condition easy to recognize at a glance.

Use Cases

  • Track fog, rain, snow, heat, and wind effects during scenarios.
  • Mark zones of reduced visibility or difficult movement on the battlefield.
  • Show changing conditions turn by turn in campaign games.
  • Add visual storytelling to weather rules in fantasy, historical, or sci-fi systems.
  • 5 stars: 2 (100%)
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Dakota Elliott

Exactly what I needed! Perfect aid for wargames and adding a little reminder for TTRPGs to keep the weather consistent. 10/10

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John R Sullivan

I retired last December and returned to a past interest-military simulation and wargame design/development in the form of a combination boardgame/miniatures system-the vehicles are 1:144 scale (N guage) and your mnemonic and "activity" tokens and markers-smoke columns, flaming wreckage, and fire miniatures really class up the game! The variety of sizes let me choose the size and number of each item in a cost-effective way; the other items, like the acrylic clear bases allow me to incorporate HO scale figures with ease-the Craftics glue is the trick (and I'm using it in place of the cyanoacrylate. Great work, folks!

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