LITKO 2-Tone Objective Token Set | Numbered 1-6 | Compatible with Warhammer 8th Edition | Age of Sigmar | 6 Pack

I recently got these objective markers, I have included a picture to give a better sense of scale. I am quite satisfied with them. Some reviewers objected to the price for "bits of plastic", but I knew they were plastic and I knew the price, so...You could use coins, metal washers or bottle caps for objective markers. I bought these because I liked how they looked and they look like the pictures. I would say they are definitely nice looking. They are great for what I bought them for, so Recommended.

I play Both Age of Sigmar and 40K so I was looking for some objective markers to use for them. Even though they are marketed (and designed) for 40K they would well with AoS too. Only issue is that they do not work on their own for 9th edition 40k without some simple modding. 8th edition 40K and 2nd edition AoS had players measure from the center of the objective marker but in 9th edition it is from the edge of the objective marker and the makers need to be 40mm l in diameter and these are less than 40mm. I still think they are a fine purchase, just get some 40mm round bases and glue these makers to them.

These are great. A little smaller than i thought. Was hopping for the size of a half dollar, it’s more the size of a nickel thought it will still work very well for objective markers for Warhammer. Solid plastic and the number seem to be solid. I don’t expect it to wear off any time soon. Over all I’m glad I got them for the price they were well worth it.

Kind of small and premiums is a stretch. Premium to me is metal and big enough to be seen any where on the table. But for there purpose they work; that's why the 4 star.

Works great for objects in Warhammer 40K, unfortunately one of the counters is a redundant number I have 2 IV's I am missing a VI. I am giving a 3 out of 5 star's for slip in quality control and price a bit high. There is a work around flip over one of the IV's and make it a VI.

I ordered these to go with my Kill Team for Warhammer 40k and I have to say these are significantly smaller than the cardboard versions provided for the game which I have received complaints about during competitive play. They do look nice but some come apart while others do not which can be frustrating.

Buyer beware, the markers look much better on camera than in real life. The number print is poor quality and off center (maybe I’m nit-picky but wanted to include). The coloration on the site makes the middle piece seem to almost glow in the dark, in reality pale white color, no glow. They are small, light as air, and the plastic feels cheap, not worth $10.

These are very cool and the #'s appear to pop out, one of mine came that way and I just clicked it back in. This is great for "hidden object number draw after you place the rings down