Extended Player Dashboard for Frosthaven Gloomhaven JotL

Oct 24, 2026: New version 2!
Magnets! No more gluing parts together.
Redesigned so supports are no longer needed!

I know I'm late to the Frosthaven party although I enjoyed Gloomhaven, and Jaws of the Lion even more.

Didn't take long to realize that staying organized is as important as ever, so I looked at existing dashboards and ended up creating an unholy amalgam of versions made by @Orion3DStudios's and @Screwyluie's (which I used to play Gloomhaven), which in turn are based on other similar models. I modeled this organizer from scratch but I mark it as a remix, to acknowledge that I'm sending on the shoulders of those giants.

The result is a not-so-compact organizer: This organizer requires a large volume printer! It fits nicely on my Prusa XL, and it should print fine on a Prusa Core One L or similarly sized printers from other vendors but I haven't tried.

Should work with sleeved cards but I have better use for my money than wasting it on sleeving the gazillions of cards in this game…

Older versions that require the top and base to be glued together are still there, with a small (268.75) and large version (292.75mm).

STEP file included.

Print

V2

14 6x3 mm neodymium magnets are required. They can be bought cheaply on Amazon or Aliexpress.

No special print instructions. No supports needed for v2.

Two versions of the Top:

• For multi-color printers such as the Prusa XL or a Core One L plus MMU: Load the Organizer Top (Multi-Color).stl file, and split it into parts in the slicer, then assign a different color to the lettering. Or simply use the attached 3mf.

• For single-color printers: Use the file Organizer Top (Single Color).stl. Text will be debossed into the top surface.

Insert 7 magnets into the base and 7 into the top. The size of the cutouts for magnets is designed for pressure fit. 

Make sure the orientation is such that the magnets attract. What I did was insert the magnets into the base, then put a second magnet on top of each magnet in the base, and finally push the top onto the base so that the magnets slide into their cutouts.

Pre v2

The main part requires supports for the character mat slot. The easiest way to remove them is to press onto the visible support from above through the opening for the character image. Doing that, the supports just popped out for every set I printed. On a mult-tool head printer, using PETG for supports works great. Use CA glue to glue the two parts together.  Align the notch in the lower right corner of the main part with the notch in the cover. I used bar clamps to hold the parts together while the glue is drying (see photo). 

All versions

Objects of this size tend to warp. so I strongly suggest using Magigoo or Layerneer or other glue stick. 

Setup

Slide the character mat into the slot in the back so the large character image is visible in front and the hand limit is showing in the small peep hole in the back (see photo).

From left to right:

• Slot for discarded ability cards.

• Slots for items and other cards such as loot cards, "mission in life", etc. Large enough to store them stored sideways, such as tapped items. Larger version allows for two cards to stand side-by-side upright. Smaller versions requires cards to overlap.

• Two trackers, for hit points and experience points. For point values exceeding ten, just stack two or more of the pegs to indicate that it's 10+ for every extra peg.

• Above the cutout for the character's picture, a slot for your battle goal.

• Below a tray for character token, extra tracker pegs, money, etc.

• Next, two areas to hold your attack modifier cards. As you flip them, move them from one area to the other.

• Above it, slots to hold status effects.

• On the right a slot for lost ability cards.

Version History

v1.5 - Sep 12, 2026:

• Added option for wider slots, to hold two cards side-by-side.

• Added "peep hole" in the cover to show the hand size.

• Fixed spacing of holes for XP marker pegs.

• Increased width of central cutout, to make health points more visible.

• Added notch to cover, to help with alignment of main part and cover.

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