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Magic: The Gathering Basic Creature Token (3-Counter Holder) MtG #MtGCounters — image 1
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Magic: The Gathering Basic Creature Token (3-Counter Holder) MtG #MtGCounters

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This basic creature token is designed to hold up to three of my Magic: The Gathering Counters.

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This basic creature token is designed to hold up to three of my Magic: The Gathering Counters.

In case you're unfamiliar with my MtG counters, they are stackable counters that represent life, mana, keywords, loyalty, experience, energy, and other MtG symbols. You can download them in my designs.

This basic token allows you to assemble your counters into creatures. Want to make a +2/+2 creature with flying and haste? No problem. Want to make a +2/+1 green-mana creature? You can do it with this.

The pointed edge indicates the front. To tap, simply turn 90 degrees.

If you want to specify mana color and save a slot, you can just print the token in the color of the mana. (For example, for black mana, print a black creature token.)

This is just a basic creature token, but the possibilities are endless. There could be tokens shaped as angels, dragons, servos, you name it. I would LOVE it if people would remix this basic holder into specific creatures. If you do, tag it with MtGCounters and make it a remix of this.

Print instructions

I HIGHLY recommend printing at .2 layer height. I can't guarantee good results with .3 height.

The counters are designed to stack easily on top of the 3-counter token. That being said, you might need to adjust your printer settings to get them to print just right.

To get a good fit: In Slicer, I recommend printing perimeters first. In Cura Standalone Version, I recommend tweaking horizontal expansion.

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