Pathfinder Quest Organizers
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Board Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
First time playing, we kept messing up the monster cards and their wound tokens. Started with a monster card tray to help with this! Then, worrying about the large cards warping, I made some card cases for them. Used my slicers painting tool for any text.
Monster Card Tray
The Monster Holder tray was designed to be light, compact, and quick to print. Used my slicers painting tool to get the embossed text a different color. The health trays are slightly dished to make the tokens easier to get out. Not sure how many we need, but I printed 3 for my game so far.
Large Card Cases
I was worried about the large cards warping, so made these cases with snap on lids. Fairly tight tolerances. The snaps are just simple dimples. Not too big, didn't want to stress the parts too much. Should be strong enough retention to lift the card case up by the lid. The enemy case is slightly taller due to a larger stack. The lids will fit either case. So if for example, you wanted to print 2 of the taller Enemy Card Bases, same lid would fit.
Change Log
v4
Better font on the lids for 3D printing
Fixed orientation
Added Blank Large Card Lid
TODO
Standee Storage
Dice and Wound Storage