In every tavern worth its name, there’s a bard singing too loudly, a barbarian asleep on the table… and now, a little counter that does the work for them. Sculpted like a chunk of tavern wall — worn stones, creaking beams, dark tiles and even the plumbing of a grumpy dwarf — this little gadget turns its numbers like a well-oiled treasure chest.

The idea is simple: you flip the shutters, the numbers appear behind the tiny doors, and you finally keep control over what’s happening at your table. Hit points, mission score, combat rounds, number of cookies stolen by the party rogue… it’s up to you. No more loose notes, approximate math, or players swearing they had “exactly 53 HP two seconds ago.”

The counter fits perfectly in hand, solid and richly textured, as if it had been ripped straight from the bar of an inn visited by far too many impolite dwarves. The numbers, visible behind the little wooden doors, give it an irresistible rustic charm and turn every value change into a small dramatic moment — the GM flips the shutters… clack… the players hold their breath… and suddenly, the verdict falls.

It’s the perfect accessory to add real atmosphere to the table while making game tracking clearer than ever. The kind of item that makes players say, “Whoa, okay, now it’s serious.” And that secretly makes the barbarian wince, because he can’t announce random totals anymore.