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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.

The game master's assistant holds a total of 96 one-inch tokens, each precisely 1/8 inch thick.

Here are ten simple D&D tokens designed to help track enemy NPCs. It can be challenging to keep tabs with tiny six-sided dice, so I created these using Blender. To print them out, use a fine setting (0.1mm) and adjust the settings as desired in...

These are custom-made enemy tokens designed for D&D or other tabletop RPGs, as pre-existing options were limited to a maximum of nine.

Instant Token Dispenser Activated - Rapidly Spewing Tokens for Role-Playing Games and Tabletop Adventures

Tokens for top-notch, extraordinary, high-level, and ultimate health potions for Dungeons & Dragons, accompanied by a generously sized potion with compartments to store the tokens themselves. ...These tokens measure roughly the same diameter as a...

Re-sized these to be 40mm round, 3mm tall. ... Easier to use as tokens. Can easily re-size to 28mm if needed. ... A second copy has the name of each class on the bottom.

I've developed a new design concept for the missing letter R in DarkLordAzrael's original build. ...To create this, I started with the existing B token and made key modifications to the bottom loop to bring it into perfect alignment as an R character.

TOKENSTER or Monster Token for D&D is an easy-to-print token with no support needed and low PLA usage ideal for monsters (or anything else) in Dungeons and Dragons (or any other tabletop game). 25mm base perfect for 28mm creatures (medium), 50mm...

TOKENSTER or Monster Token is an easy-to-print and low-PLA-use token for monsters in Dungeons and Dragons or other tabletop games. The base sizes include: 25mm for 28mm creatures, which are medium-sized 50mm for large creatures 75mm for huge...

These are my own custom D&D enemy tokens! Instead of 3D printing every type of enemy my players face (Which I'd like to do for the future) I wanted a standard enemy marker. It has a marker to show the direction and numbers 1-5 if you have multiple...

This remix transforms the original Pokémon token tray into a versatile holder for D&D enemy tokens. The redesigned container features multiple slots that can accommodate up to 10 tokens each, allowing players to organize their enemies with ease.

A slightly larger version of the token base to represent bosses or creatures of larger size. You insert a one inch punchout of art from Magic the Gathering or other trading cards. Friskars squeeze punches are what I use so I can line up the desired...

Small token i made for my d&d campaign25 mm2.4mmThe token include:ArtificerBarbarianSorcererPaladinDruidDruid (circle of the moon inspired by Baldur's Gate 3)

... 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.

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.

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.

... 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.

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...

People designed a device to hold approximately 80, two-inch objects.

I'm thrilled with the D&D Enemy Token Tray created by GemiPenguin, yet the constant challenge of reorganizing the tokens after they spilled out during transport became exhausting very quickly. This lid provides a brilliant solution to that problem...

This holder was designed by me specifically for printed paper miniatures used in D&D games. Users can print out images of players or monsters onto cardstock or photo paper, about 20mm wide, and place them into the slot. The design accommodates...

This is a custom token designed specifically for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition gameplay, serving as a visual cue to remind players when their characters possess the valuable asset known as Inspiration. ... [Inspiration...

I condensed the original design, creating a fresh take on the token stand concept. To make it more versatile, I added a customizable input field that allows users to personalize their stands with a unique label. ...The user has the option to leave the...

Crafted in the digital realm of Tinkercad, this ominous token takes shape as a Dungeon's Darkest creation, manifesting a formidable foe: the monstrous Spider. Terror of Dungeons: Behold the Abomination Spun by Madness! A creature forged in an unholy...

Make inspiration points more memorable by giving your PCs an actual token! They can then "spend" it by returning it to you when they use their inspiration point. I searched several options on Thingiverse but couldn't find any that I loved, so I...

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 is my custom-created Dungeons & Dragons monster token designed to be an unforgettable player experience of a mysterious and sinister gray ooze.

Instead of sketching out the situation on a piece of paper, you'll simply add tokens for each player. I utilized this dragon coin to represent larger enemies or bosses. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:191498 For the tree model, I used:...

Remixed from smilingpixell's Tokenster Monster Tokens. The original worked seamlessly, however I found that I needed more robust faces for my specific needs. I bumped up the extrusion depth on the faces, while leaving the inserts and bases untouched...