What are Infinitokens?

InfiniTokens are customizable, reusable dry erase products for use with trading and collectible card games such as Magic: The Gathering and more. They can be used for tokens, score pads, game stats, counters, you name it!

Want to make prototypes for card game? Use a wet erase marker or Sharpie and it will stay put until you remove by drawing over it with a dry erase marker (yes that works!) 

Dry erase cards

Reusable, tappable, easy to write on and erase.

• Standard Magic card size

• Reusable, double-sided dry-erase surface

• High quality, durable 350gsm stock

• Fit in standard size Magic: The Gathering sleeves and deck boxes

Dry erase counters

The perfect tools for representing numbers, abilities, and counter you need as well as minis.

• 1.14” (28.9mm) in diameter

• Reusable dry-erase surface

• Durable plastic

• Stackable

• Light and easy to carry

Dry erase tags

Out tags make it easy to label temporary or changed card status, very high power/toughness, labeling zones and more.

• 1.25” x 2.75” (31.75 x 69.85mm)

• Double-sided reusable dry-erase surface

• Durable and water-resistant plastic

Re-Writable deck box labels

These re-writable adhesive labels can be used to label deck boxes with Sharpie for a semi-permanent name that is erasable, or you can use them as dry erase stickers! They come in white and Holofoil.

Merchandise

We still have some of our first playmat design available from Mythic Gaming, see the links here to grab one while supplies last! We have offered t-shirts in the past and may again in the future. What else would you like to see?

See the FAQ for more

WHY?

Gaming is complicated enough with proper visual aids. Stand-ins like dice work in a pinch, but how much strategy can you really focus on when you’re forced to remember what each piece is supposed to represent? Is that 2 pip die one 2/2 creature or two 1/1 creatures? Is it tapped or not? Does it have flying or deathtouch? Is it a different creature type than the die next to it? You want to play a strategy game, not 'memory'.

Memorize no more! Focus on your strategy, not keeping track of yours and your opponent's creatures. Replace those indistinguishable dice with clearly marked dry erase cards and counters.

Stats change? Erase and rewrite. Creature die? Put it aside to use later before erasing. Multiples of the same creature? Stack blank cards behind a single marked one to represent multiple creatures, so you can tap as many as you please at a time. No artistic skills? Write a name and stat, no drawing necessary. No life counters handy? Use InfiniTokens to keep track of the score.

InfiniTokens products are high quality (our customers’ words as much as out) and heavy duty, a little thicker than a Magic card for extra durability.

What can they be used for?

Creatures. Artifacts. Food. Treasure. Copies. Clones. Emblems. City’s blessing. Anything you need!

The cards

• Any token you need (literally!) You can draw one, or simply write the name if you don’t draw.

• Doodling during long EDH games while waiting your turn.

• Lighten your load, no need to carry around 100 different tokens you might need. Great for travel and cubes.

• Score pads, triggers and other game information you need to keep track of.

Counters

• Any kind of counters that you need to represent, including keywords.

• Place a reminder on top of your library to remember to scry or another ability. Don’t miss those triggers!

• Marking status (like not untapping for one turn) or poison.

• Indicating card ability choices (color choice, creature type, etc.)

• High numbers like large amounts of tokens, loyalty and other large quantities.

• Changing the stats of a card on the board, just place the counter over the old P/T.

• Any non-standard counters such as -1/-1, uneven stats, prey, coin, fetch and more. Keep track of which is which!

Tags

• Labeling the status of any card. Keep track of the state of a card like “can’t attack (player)” or “doesn’t untap until next turn”.

• Label the areas of your board such as the Graveyard, Exile, Foretold, On an Adventure.

• Use it vertically with the stats at the bottom as a miniature token to save space.

• Keep track of storm count or your mana pool.

Not just for Magic!

The cards, counters and tags also work well in RPGs:

• Minis (carry any and all minis in one bag!)

• Landmarks and scenery.

• Monsters.

• Initiative order (simply move the order of the tokens).

• Condition (Stack the different colors under the mini’s base to indicate condition).

• The cards can be used to keep track of game information.

Deck box labels

Tired of trying to remember what deck was in what color box? Or opening your boxes to see what deck is inside? These re-writable adhesive labels can be used to label deck boxes with Sharpie for a semi-permanent name that is erasable, or you can use them as dry erase stickers!

Not just for Magic!

InfiniTokens dry erase products work seamlessly with many other games such as Lorcana, Star Wars Unlimited, trading cards games and role-playing games.

Playing via webcam?

Our dry erase cards and counters are invaluable tools for clearly representing your board while on camera. The Magic cards can sometimes be hard to see, but the InfiniTokens won’t be!

Steal or copy your opponents’ creatures with ease, simply write the name of the card on an InfiniToken and immediately it is now on your field without ever changing mats.

Mark creatures enchanted by your opponents without needing your opponent’s card.

The dry erase counters are much more visible and easy to read as ability counters than the cardboard punch-outs.

Normal-sized dice can also be difficult to see, but numbers written on one of our dry erase counters is clearly visible and much easier to read over webcam than a D20 or a pile of dice.

Can I use these in tournaments?

InfiniTokens are perfect for tournaments to make sure the judge can clearly see board state. They also work for webcam play, to make sure everything is clearly marked.

Play board games? They can be used as replacement pieces, character pieces if you want to add some flair or if there aren’t enough pawns. Everyone has games missing pieces, right?