Vertical Spell Slot Tracker
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A vertical spell slot tracker for D&D and other similar tabletop games.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Miniature Gaming Accessories
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
A vertical spell slot tracker for D&D and other similar tabletop games. The beads are moved to the back row as you use your spells. Less chance of accidentally jostling the beads and messing up your tracker - and still no loose beads lying around.
This one can track up to level 5 spells, which will serve you up to character level 10 in D&D 5e.
I used 2mm brass rods to put the beads on. They fit nicely into the model's holes. Toothpicks should work too.
My beads are cast from resin, but any beads will work as long as they fit over your rods.
Pro tip: you can easily make a variant with only 2 steps (no numbers) or with only a single step (just 1 row of rods) by sinking the model into the build plate in your slicer, effectively cutting off the bottom part.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Anycubic
Printer:
i3 Mega
**Rafts:**
No
Supports:
No
**Resolution:**
0.2mm
Infill:
5%
**Filament:** generic PLA silver
Notes:
I used Cura's experimental "fuzzy skin" feature for my print, to get a more organic looking outer perimeter. I also had ironing enabled.
Category: Toy & Game Accessories