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Spell tracker for 5th edition dungeons and dragons

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I wanted a spell tracker that could display the attack modifier and spell save dc while also allowing the closing of the box with current spells intact to help keep track between sessions. 

I ended up making three different versions:

  1. Basic version that will track spells and modifiers
  2. Sorcerer tracker that accounts for sorcerer points
  3. Warlock tracker that has 4 regular spell slots with the additional window for those spells levels as well as the 4 slots they eventually gain through the Mystic Arcanum feature

I didn't include storage for the unused tokens or any spent spell tokens as I wanted to keep the tracker on the smaller side, I store my unused or spent tokens in a dice bag.

Basic Version

Print: base and top, spell tokens, attack mod tokens and save dc tokens.
I've printed at .3mm .2mm and .1mm layers and they all printed about the same. I would use supports, the only place that requires them is the little bit above each window for the modifier chips. I've been printing them at 20% with 2 walls but I'd imagine it would be fine with less infill.

Sorcerer Version

Print: base_sorcerer, top_sorcerer, spell tokens, attack mod tokens, save dc tokens and sorcerer points tokens.
Same layering and support.

Warlock Version

Print: base_warlock, top_warlock, warlock spell tokens, attack mod tokens, save dc tokens and warlock lvl tokens
Same layering and support

The holes are for 6x3mm magnets and they hold quite well.

I made a change to the positioning of the save dc in the basic track as well as the sorcerer tracker so they would all take the same save dc tokens (warlock tracker included) just to keep the number of files down, photos are mostly of the initial iteration.

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