PTCG Damage Counter & Status Marker for GX Gengar Pokémon

GX Marker Damage Counter — Engineered for Competitive PTCG Play

Every serious Pokémon TCG player knows that accurate tracking wins games. This GX Marker Damage Counter set combines precision acrylic resin counters with a diamond-engraved finish — smooth, burr-free, and comfortable to handle mid-match. With damage values of 10, 50, and 100 in Red, Purple, and Yellow, stacking and reading totals is instant, so you stay focused on strategy rather than scorekeeping.

The four GX boards — Gengar, Pikachu, Charizard, and Eevee — add a premium collector's touch to every game. Paired with five status condition markers (Poison, Burn, Confusion, Paralysis, Sleep) and stored in a compact iron box, this set covers every scenario the official ruleset can throw at you. A complete, tournament-ready package that looks as good on the table as it performs.

GX Marker Damage Counter Specifications

• Material: Acrylic resin damage counters + iron storage box
• Counter colors: Red / Purple / Yellow
• Poké Ball damage values: 10 / 50 / 100
• Finish: Hand-polished diamond engraving — smooth surface, no burrs, premium feel
• GX boards included: Gengar / Pikachu / Charizard / Eevee (×4)
• Status condition markers: Poison / Burn / Confusion / Paralysis / Sleep (5 types)
• Damage counter size: 16mm × 6mm
• Status marker size: 25mm × 6mm
• GX board size: 60mm × 37mm
• Storage: Iron box keeps all components organized and protected

GX Marker Damage Counter — How to Use

1. Open the iron storage box and sort your damage counters, status markers, and GX boards.
2. Place the matching GX board (Gengar, Pikachu, Charizard, or Eevee) next to your active Pokémon to track GX move usage.
3. Stack Poké Ball damage counters beside the defending Pokémon to record HP loss — combine denominations for precise totals (e.g., 100 、 50 、 10).
4. When a special condition is applied, place the corresponding status marker (Poison, Burn, Confusion, Paralysis, or Sleep) on the affected card.
5. Adjust or remove counters as damage is healed or Pokémon are knocked out.
6. After the game, return all pieces to the iron box to keep the set complete and ready for next time.

GX Marker Damage Counter — FAQ

Q: Are the damage values compatible with official Pokémon TCG rules?
A: Yes. The 10, 50, and 100 denominations align with standard PTCG damage increments, and all five status condition markers (Poison, Burn, Confusion, Paralysis, Sleep) correspond to official special conditions used in competitive and casual play.

Q: What is the diamond engraving finish, and does it affect durability?
A: Each counter is hand-polished with a high-precision diamond engraving process, resulting in a smooth, burr-free surface that is comfortable to handle and resistant to scratching. The acrylic resin construction holds up well through regular tournament use.

Q: Can I use the GX boards for Pokémon that aren't in the included set?
A: The GX boards are designed as universal GX move trackers — while they feature Gengar, Pikachu, Charizard, and Eevee artwork, they function as a marker for any Pokémon GX in your deck to indicate whether the GX attack has been used this game.