Cone Spell AOE Template - Acrylic Areas of Effect Damage Markers for D&D, TTRPGs - 60ft Range by CZYY

A transparent acrylic spell cone template helps Dungeon Masters and players quickly measure areas of effect during tabletop RPG combat. This CZYY template covers cone shapes up to 60 feet, radius from 0 to 60 feet, and cube sizes from 20 to 120 feet. Designed for use on standard 1-inch grid or hex maps, it works with D&D, Pathfinder, and other TTRPGs. The clear plastic lets you see miniatures beneath, so you can instantly tell who is caught in the blast.

How does this spell template help during combat?

Instead of guessing distances or arguing about who is inside a fireball, place the template on the map. Its transparency shows exactly which squares or hexes are affected. If you need a wider cone, you can align two or more templates edge to edge to extend the measurement. This removes estimation and speeds up the game, letting everyone focus on the action.

What sizes and shapes can you measure?

The template is marked for a 60-foot cone as its primary shape. Beyond cones, it also lets you measure radius effects (for example, a 20-foot burst) by using the printed scale, and cube shapes from 20 up to 120 feet. The 60-foot reach covers most standard spell ranges in D&D and similar systems. Multiple templates can be combined for larger or unusual shapes.

Dimensions and specifications

Compatibility with different maps

The template works on both square-grid and hex-grid battle mats, as long as the grid is 1 inch per square or hex. It also lies flat on terrain tiles and wet-erase mats. Because it is clear, you can place it over any map without blocking important details. Many players store it between game sessions with their rulebooks or dice bags.

Frequently asked questions

Does this template work with Pathfinder?

Yes. The cone, radius, and cube measurements follow standard distances used in Pathfinder and other d20-based systems. The 60-foot cone covers most medium-range spells.

Can I measure a 30-foot cone with this?

The template is designed for a 50- or 60-foot cone (the product description mentions a 50ft cone and 60ft standard reach). For shorter cones, you can estimate by using part of the template, but it is not marked for every length. Some players mark their own lines with a dry-erase marker.

Is one template enough, or do I need multiple?

One template covers most standard spell shapes. If you frequently cast spells with larger or irregular cones, two or more templates can be combined to extend the edges. The set includes one piece.

What is the template made of?

The manufacturer specifies plastic (acrylic). It is rigid and transparent, not flexible plastic like some vinyl sheets. It will not warp under normal room temperatures.