3d printing miniatures for d&d

... hot glue, after all! ...So I cleverly added a small cradle that the hourglass snugly fits into. The initial print was a tad too tight, so I made it slightly bigger for better results. ...A plain old hourglass from Dollar Tree did the trick just fine.

My players were recently using caltrops to trap doorways in a dungeon, and it became increasingly challenging for them to keep track of where things were trapped. These 25mm tiles are designed to hold twenty caltrops, which is equivalent to a full...

Utilizing high-resolution Albedo and Normal maps (1024x1024), the intricate textures are meticulously crafted in Zbrush, while Autodesk Maya 2016 serves as the foundation for its 3D structure. ...The final touches are added in Substance Painter and...

My 3D model is so intricately detailed, it's almost like looking at a real person - just be warned, your printer might struggle to bring me to life. I come equipped with a pair of stylish converse shoes, an elf sword for those close calls, and a...

This is my first serious stab at using a 3D modeling tool, so I'm eager to hear any constructive feedback that can help me improve. Scaled to about 28mm in size. The front half of the model will require some additional support on the teeth and...

I have successfully printed the full set with 100% infill and also some with 20% infill, and found that there is little to no difference in the outcome. The design of these tokens was not overly complicated. I used shape generators and basic shapes...

The capstan and masts require gluing in place for now, though a mechanism for snapping them into position will likely be developed later. <b>Supports</b> - The only component that needs support thus far is the back piece of the captain's quarters...

You can also opt to print out the mini retaining clips, which require another pair of 6.3mm round magnets, allowing you to securely stand a mini in the case. Alternatively, you can use a generic blank top for the lid if you prefer not to display the...

Inserts for a hollow book safe to turn it into a dice tower and storage. Will need to be scaled to fit whatever book you use as none of them are the same size. Printed on my Cr-10 S5. Id recommend using a raft on the storage compartment piece since...

Choose the largest size for your printer and print as many as you need to support multiple players. You'll also need to print 2x InitTrackSupport.stl per InitTrack to help stand it up. Dungeon Masters can get creative with this design by placing a...

... that results is much better structured. The markers are easy to pick up and move around, they're numbered (1-8) and have an arrow to show which direction they're pointing. I printed them at low resolution, since there's no need for high detail.

I made these tokens for big combat encounters in Dungeons & Dragons, and I haven't gotten around to printing the monsters we're fighting yet, or when I don't have enough of them. The tokens are simple circular bases with some decoration, numbered 1...

... small swords you can print available online. Both files work together seamlessly. I used this design for the sword on the back in the pictures - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1726931 - but you may need to adjust the size of the sword slightly.

... geometry with no n-gons or reversed faces for hassle-free handling. It boasts well-named and organized objects, making it suitable for various purposes such as broadcast, print work, advertising, design visualization, personal projects, and more.

The D Ring has five horizontal bars on its right hand side that form a cross. Its edges have pointed angles, and the bar of a 45-degree angle cuts the ring in two. When the ring is moved along a rail, its upper part pivots about a vertical axis to...

An alternate version of the model includes the metal rods for printing convenience. Regarding licensing, I strongly dislike seeing people replicate others' designs without modification, then selling them as their own product. This design is not...

A Simple Initiative Tracker for Your Standard Cardboard DM Screen Print your character's image (see dimensions below), cut it out, and slide it into the initiative tracker. On an initiative roll, the DM puts the trackers in order from first to last...

I downloaded this dragon model from Microsoft 3D, but I customized it with my own colors and made some enhancements.

It's the only wheel I made with two sides for the magnets, though I could easily do it for all the wheels if needed. If you can find a 175mm rod might be able to make a base for it for an actual 7 dice set. or a full size 200mm base for the 8 dice...

... ...I was seaching around the internet for a "Swarm of Spiders" miniature to use in a D&D campaign, but the ones I found were too small to be printable on an FDM printer.This model was made with FDM printers in mind, so the legs are thicker than usual.

These markers serve as visual cues to highlight spell effects and conditions for both player characters and non-player characters in D&D games. The "base" marker is engineered to slide smoothly under larger bases, making it effortless to use. In...

... sides in opposite directions to achieve an authentic coin-like feel. If you print this token and enjoy using it, please let me know or consider sharing your creation. ...It's rewarding to hear that something I made brings happiness to someone else.

A humanoid figure, commonly used in Dungeons & Dragons, typically constructed from a 2x2 square shape, with no issues anticipated during printing. ...Feel free to report any problems encountered with the print.

Print out images of your characters and slide them into this tracker. ...The tracker rests on the DM's wall.

I created the model using a modeling service. ...Check out Desktop Hero 3D if you want to try it! ...https://desktophero3d.com/

This model was created using Tinkercad's advanced design tools. ...Users can easily edit and refine it online at tinkercad.com/projects/4gvgleavgdphuman-3d-design.

Looking for a coaster for game night? ...Here you go!

Characters for Dungeons and Dragons

This is a dungeon trap, one wrong step and the axe falls! ...I designed it to print without supports, thanks to the builtin web supports.

... them. Simple prints require no supports. Rapid printing. Additional markers will follow, these are just the initial two. UPDATE: 9 tokens are now available. ... Blessed, Hexed, Confused, Sleep, Paralyzed, Petrified, Charmed, Invisible, Restrained