Sword & Sorcery Dashboard Fix for Sleeved Cards
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Inserts to help hold sleeved cards in the Sword & Sorcery hero dashboards sold by Ares Games.
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The hero dashboards being sold by Ares Games for Sword & Sorcery unfortunately were either not tested for sleeved cards or the defects were ignored after the initial production. The card wells are slightly tapered thus the weight of the cards cause them to slide out of them when set inside due to them not having a 90 or greater degree wall for the bottom edge to rest against when placed in sleeved cards making them completely unusable. I made these simple inserts to place down into them and hold them in place. Mine stay decently snug but you may want to play around with scaling slightly to make them tighter if you prefer. I made two types. One set holds the cards directly upright and the slanted set allows the cards to fall backward at about 22.5 degrees to allow easier visibility which I prefer. Hopefully they will start advertising that their dashboards don't work for sleeved cards which I imagine many if not the large majority are using for this game. In either case, these have worked very well for me to fix their error. You will need to print 12 shorts and 10 long for each dashboard and if your linear advance isn't set well you may even have an issue with the space being too tight where the cards slide in. I printed my set with the standard 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height and they worked well. Hope this helps!
Edit: 3/22/2026 - Some spaces seem slightly wider along the length of them than others, possibly due to staining variations and pooling. I scaled the Y axis from 100% to 105% and those seem to fit better, so again you may have to play with them a bit.