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<span class="mtg_headline">Magic: The Gathering</span><br>DOUBLE LIFE COUNTER

Easily track your life points with the premium acrylic Double Life Counter. Fully covered in officially licensed artwork from the game, it lets players easily track their life points from 0 to 99. With a single turn of each wheel, the numbers are perfectly centered. The dial sensitivity can be adjusted to fit each player’s individual needs. No need to assemble, as the Double Life Counter is a ready-to-play product.

<span class="mtg_headline">Magic: The Gathering</span><br>DOUBLE LIFE COUNTER - Main image
$8.7 $12.99 In stock

Category: LIFE COUNTER

FEATURES

  • Magic: The Gathering, officially licensed artwork from the game
  • No fiddling: one turn of the dial, number centered
  • Adjustable dial sensitivity

SPECIFICATIONS

Product size
(W x D x H)
88 x 9 x 47 mm
Material Acrylic
Packaging type Window cardboard box

MSRP

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Easily track your life points with the premium acrylic Double Life Counter. 
Fully covered in officially licensed artwork from the game, it lets players easily track their life points from 0 to 99. With a single turn of each wheel, the numbers are perfectly centered. The dial sensitivity can be adjusted to fit each player’s individual needs. No need to assemble, as the Double Life Counter is a ready-to-play product.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

The dial sensitivity is adjustable, which I didn't think I'd care about until I stopped overshooting my life total mid-game. One turn and the number lands dead center, no squinting. The licensed art on the face is a nice touch too.

Lucy ★★★★★

Bought this for my commander nights and the licensed artwork on the face is genuinely nice to look at. One turn of the dial moves the number in clean increments instead of overshooting, which was my main worry with these.

Riley S. ★★★★★

The adjustable dial sensitivity is the part I didn't know I needed — I set it stiff so a stray elbow doesn't move my life total mid-game. Turning the wheel to center the number is way faster than sliding beads around.