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So while a D10 or D20 will work fine for keeping track of wounds on most models, there are a few units that have 20+ wounds (looking at you, Mr. Wraithknight). I also wanted a convenient way to keep track of how many Command Points I have left to spend in a game without accidentally picking it up and rolling it. A plastic Magic: The Gathering life counter and a $2.50 sticker and five minutes of work:


I thought I had measured correctly so the number value wouldn't cut into the Krootox head, but I'm not perfect. Anyway, this is an inexpensive and easy way to add an army-specific tool and I thought I would share it.

Thats a lot of wounds.

Good Idea, I use small glass tiles that are 1"x1" and a dry erase marker for my counters.