Pokémon TCG Damage Counter & Status Marker Storage Case

Pokémon TCG Damage Counter — Precision Tracking for Every Match

Keeping accurate damage records is the foundation of a clean Pokémon TCG game. This Pokémon TCG Damage Counter set uses acrylic Poké Ball-shaped indicators in three denominations — 10, 50, and 100 — so you can stack and read damage totals instantly without slowing down the game. Whether you're playing at home or competing at a local event, every counter is easy to place, read, and move.

The set comes in three distinct colors — Red, Purple, and Yellow — making it simple to separate damage values or assign colors to different players at the table. The included Poison and Burn status markers complete the package, giving you everything needed for a fully rules-accurate session right out of the box.

Pokémon TCG Damage Counter Specifications

• Material: Acrylic damage indicators + plastic storage case
• Colors: Red / Purple / Yellow
• Poké Ball damage values: 10 / 50 / 100
• Status condition markers: Poison, Burn
• Storage: Compact plastic case keeps all pieces organized and protected

Pokémon TCG Damage Counter — How to Use

1. Choose your color set and open the plastic storage case to access all counters and markers.
2. Place the Poké Ball damage counters next to your Pokémon card to track HP loss — stack denominations as needed (e.g., 100 、50 、10  ).
3. When a Pokémon is Poisoned or Burned, place the corresponding status marker on the affected card.
4. Remove or adjust counters as damage is healed or Pokémon are knocked out.
5. After the game, return all pieces to the storage case to keep the set complete for next time.

Pokémon TCG Damage Counter — FAQ

Q: Are the acrylic damage counters compatible with official Pokémon TCG rules?
A: Yes. The three denominations (10, 50, 100) align with standard Pokémon TCG damage increments, and the Poison and Burn markers correspond to official special condition rules used in both casual and competitive play.

Q: How durable are the acrylic Poké Ball counters?
A: The acrylic material is solid and scratch-resistant, designed to hold up through regular tournament and casual use. The plastic storage case keeps them protected during transport and prevents pieces from getting lost.

Q: Can I use the three color sets together in a single game?
A: Absolutely. Many players use different colors to distinguish between damage values or to track separate players' counters at the same table. The Red, Purple, and Yellow sets work seamlessly together for multi-player or team formats.