d&d token 3d models

I created a D&D bonfire token for a 1inch hex or grid map so it can be represented and moved by the caster. ... Thank you to the Geek Campfire creator for the design I used as a template to stamp the token with.

The D&D token caddie holds 96, 1" tokens (assuming the tokens are 1/8" thick). ...

Designed to store roughly 80, 2" tokens

A token stand for simple paper token stands. ... Using OpenSCAD you can add customized numbers/text to appear on the large side of the stand.

This is a set of 10 simple D&D Tokens to keep track of your enemy npcs. It can be difficult to keep track with tiny D6s so I decided to drum up some of these on blender. Print with a fine setting (0.1mm) I added a couple layers to the walls in...

TOKENSTER or Monster Token for D&D is a easy to print (no support) and low PLA use Token for Monsters (or whatever you want) in Dungeons and Dragons (or any other tabletop game) 25mm base for 28mm Creatures (MEDIUM)50mm base for BIG Creatures75mm...

TOKENSTER or Monster Token for D&D is a easy to print (no support) and low PLA use Token for Monsters (or whatever you want) in Dungeons and Dragons (or any other tabletop game) - 25mm base for 28mm Creatures (MEDIUM) - 50mm base for BIG Creatures -...

However, they're also compatible with my other D&D tokens, to make it easier for you to use those tokens for large and huge creatures. ... My other tokens: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1253010 Also included as a bonus: a token that takes a folded...

This is a remix of a pokemon token tray to hold D&D enemy tokens https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1253010/makes. ...Each slot holds 10 enemy tokens, and there is a design for 3, 4 and 5 stacks to hold up to 50 tokens.

... amount of tokens and as many creatures as I want. If anyone wants to make their own "Banners" the hole is 0.05 in x 0.2 in and 0.1 in deep. If you make any banners tag them as a remix! I'd love for this to become a community supported Project.

Just a quick Inspiration Token I drew up in Inkscape for my Bard to distribute amongst those in the party who he's given Inspiration to make it easier for them to remember they actually have it.

Everyone knows it's more fun to have a token tossed at you than to just be told "take inspiration." I recommend printing no smaller than 1.5" in diameter for best results.

This is a token used by the Dungeon Master to give the players "Inspiration." It has a center cutout to fit a d20 incase you wanna give one of those as well. Note: the d20 I used is 19.4mm from one flat side to the other. ...You might want to adjust for...

This token is printed with a 1 on one side and a 20 on the other, making it useful for coin flips at the table as well. It's broken into two halves so you can glue two steel washers from the hardware store into it before gluing together. I wanted...

These are a bunch of simple generic 25mm tokens that can be used for d&d, pathfinder, or really most tabletop and board games. They are generic enough that you can print them without resizing for 25mm, 1 inch, or 28mm grids. I also added a 25mm...

These are a bunch of simple generic 25mm tokens that can be used for d&d, pathfinder, or really most tabletop and board games. They are generic enough that you can print them without resizing for 25mm, or 28mm (or 1" and 1.25") grids. I also...

Made them so my D&D group could stop using bottle caps with d6's on top of them. :) I'd suggest printing several sets, in different colors. Have fun, and as Wheaton says: Play more games! Update: I added a line under both "6" and "9" to distinguish...

... marker" on the opposite side, in the current set you find: * Generic number from 0 to 9. ... * Paw (companion) token * Owl (Familiar) token * Weapon token * Crown token * Other helpful tokens Updated so that the tokens match the standard 3 inches grid

... simply place one of the medium sized tokens in the center slot of the large or huge token models. I have also included token rings which should fit nicely over the medium tokens and can be used to indicate status effects like hunters mark or hex.

I love the D&D Enemy Token Tray by GemiPenguin, but having to organize all the tokens because they fell out while being transported got old quick. This lid solves that problem handily. A simple object designed in TinkerCad. ...Enjoy!

This is a holder I designed for D&D printed paper miniatures. You can print out pictures of players or monsters onto cardstock or photo paper at about 20mm wide and put them in the slot. This is 23mm wide for small or medium creatures. You should...

A Dungeons and Dragons monster token for a beholder.

A Dungeons and Dragons monster token for a spider. ... This thing was made with Tinkercad.

This is a token for use in Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition. ...It's a reminder that a player's character has Inspiration. [Cleric Token](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3571823)

A remix of the paper token stand, where I shortened the long part, and added a custom input field to label the stands. ... You can also enter nothing in the field for a blank stand.

Make inspiration points more memorable, give your PCs an actual token! They can then "spend" it by giving it back to you when they use their inspiration point. There were several options on thingiverse, but I couldn't find any I was crazy about so...

Some hexagonal tokens for representing NPCs on a battle map, in Dungeons and Dragons for example. The each have a number on them, so it's easy for your players to identify them to you. Print them in several colours to expand your horde! Players...

I made this token set for me and my friends to play d&d.This tokens represents guild members and enemies.Includes token holder and fusion360 files to edit for yourself.Printed in PLA at 0.2mm in my Prusa Mk3S.Hope you enjoy.

This a Dungeons and Dragons monster token that I designed to be played as a gray ooze.

i used this dragon coin to simulate larger enemy’s or bosses https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:191498 for the Tree I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3097873 @ 50% size the "Butcher" is a player token and available on request ;-) -> NO...