Binary Wound Counter aka The Unnailed Coffin - The Eightpints

Look at this crate, you lot - the 'Unnailed Coffin.' It’s the final bill we all gotta pay in The Sink. You’re just a spirit in a borrowed meat-suit, and those eight iron spikes? They’re the gods’ way of saying you aren't going nowhere.

The only way out is through the bottom of a glass. You gotta soak that wood in eight pints of the good stuff. Smash a brew, pull a nail, and watch the rot loosen. Eight spills later, and you’re finally settling your tab, drifting off to haunt some other poor sod. It ain't dying - it's the Great Escape. Cheers.

Note: This is a "binary wound counter". That means you can track your units' wounds from 0 all the way up to 255, even though you rarely need to go above 40. We recommend you paint it in a manner that enables you to easily "read" which way its facing. Its more thematic than a dial and, when every unit on a table has one, it looks like everyone's busying dragging around their coffin on their daily. Aren't we all.

2nd Note: We recommend you pick which of the 8 "pints on nails" fits your idea of a "suitable fit" into the holes, and then do a print run of just that pint-on-a-nail.

STL file for the Unnailed Coffin binary wound counter Token from The Eightpints quest and skirmish tabletop wargame.

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We test print on a Bambu Lab A1 and Elegoo Mars Ultra, tilt the model backwards slightly and use auto supports. Videos and photos of our printed models can be see on our Instagram @TheEightpints (and also a lot of Turkey jokes (Note: Not really "a lot", but definitely more than anyone is expecting)).

Many thanks to AA Dog and North of the Greggs Line Studios.