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Daggerheart Resource Tracker for 8mm Cubes - Card-sized with Insert

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This card-sized Daggerheart accessory tracks Hope, Armor Slots, Hit Points, and Stress using 8mm cubes.

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This compact resource tracker is the same size as a standard Daggerheart card, but thicker. It uses 8mm cubes to track Hope, Armor Slots, Hit Points, and Stress. Optional blanks can be slotted in to indicate the character's current maximum in a given section.

  • Everything prints without supports. I used a 0.2mm layer height.
  • The model comes in two parts; you'll need to glue them together. (CA glue works great.)
  • If you use the blanks, you'll need to print multiples.
    • The maximum you could theoretically need is 3 sets of blanks per tracker, but realistically you'll need far fewer. They are intentionally tight so they don't fall out so easily. You can shave a bit off or print them a tiny bit smaller if they are too tight with your printer.
    • If you use the largest blank to block off a whole row (numbers 7-12), you can remove it later by flexing the tracker until one end of the blank pops up. It's pretty forgiving.
  • The background image is provided via a paper insert, or you can create your own insert to track other things. Be sure to print the inserts Actual Size.
  • I also included a simple 8mm cube if you want to print your own. You can also find 8mm cubes in multicolored packs online, or borrow some from another game. (I recommend Terraforming Mars.)

EDIT: I added a variant top with a full grid instead of the wider rows. I actually started with that approach, but I decided I preferred sliding the cubes instead of placing them in individual spots. Your preferences might differ, so I'm providing both versions.

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