Wargaming Wound Counters & Trackers

Shop Forge Honor magnetic wound counters, tabletop trackers, objective markers, and Age of Sigmar army reminder tokens built for cleaner games. Keep wounds, damage, hit points, scoring, faction rules, tide phases, Bad Moon movement, and command-phase reminders visible without cluttering the table.

Start with the best-selling magnetic 0-49 wound counter set, then add objective markers or faction-specific trackers for Gloomspite Gitz, Helsmiths of Hashut, Idoneth Deepkin, Flesh-eater Courts, Slaves to Darkness, and Maggotkin of Nurgle armies.

Wound counters vs dice

Dice are still the fastest tool for rolling and short-term reminders, but wound counters are cleaner when the number has to stay visible across multiple turns. Use magnetic wound counters for persistent damage, hit points, vehicle wounds, monsters, bosses, and skirmish models where a bumped die can change the game state.

The practical split is simple: keep dice for rolling and temporary states, then use a 0-49 wound counter or tabletop damage tracker for numbers that need to survive a crowded board. If you are building a full table kit, pair wound counters with objective markers and measuring gauges.

How to choose wound counters and tabletop trackers

• For wounds, damage, and hit points: choose Magnetic Wound Counters. The 0-49 dial is the flexible pick for Warhammer 40K monsters, Age of Sigmar heroes, DnD encounters, Kill Team, and skirmish games.
• For Age of Sigmar scoring: add 40mm AoS Objective Markers so control ranges stay visible without moving terrain or models.
• For faction rules: use dedicated trackers for Bad Moon movement, Desolation, Daemonic Power, tide phases, delusions, disease, and army reminders.
• For a full game tray: pair counters and trackers with wargaming measuring gauges for cleaner movement and range checks.

5-star buyer proof

• “absolutely perfect size and the magnets are very strong” - Etsy buyer feedback for Forge Honor wound counters
• “Items are super cool. I’m using these for kill team” - Etsy buyer feedback for Forge Honor wound counters
• “Excellent item! Well made and looks great!” - Etsy buyer feedback for Forge Honor faction trackers

Wound counter and tracker FAQ

What is a wargaming wound counter used for?

A wound counter, wound tracker, or damage tracker keeps changing numbers visible on the table, usually wounds, damage, hit points, HP, command points, spell charges, or objective values. A rotating 0-49 dial counter keeps the number visible without loose dice getting bumped.

Can I use these as hit point trackers or HP trackers?

Yes. The magnetic 0-49 dials work as hit point trackers, HP trackers, damage trackers, wound trackers, and general tabletop counters for RPG encounters, skirmish games, and miniature wargames.

Are these only for Warhammer 40K?

No. The same counters work for Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar, Kill Team, Dungeons & Dragons, Blood Bowl, Necromunda, and other tabletop games that need a clear number tracker.

Which tracker should I buy first?

Start with the magnetized 0-49 wound counter set if you want the most flexible tool. Choose a faction tracker when you need help remembering a specific army rule each turn.