Frosthaven Insert with Blank Trays and Updated Character Lids

Please read the differences section for an overview, then everything else below for details!! This remix only contains the files that are different!! You will need to go the original to get the files for everything else!!

Print each "blank" tray once, with the following exceptions

1. Conditions x3

2. Summer Events x2 (winter events tray was identical)

The conditions tray has a square cutout for each of the five locations. Each corresponding symbol will have a matching square base with the differentiating symbol printed on top. To get a different color effect for these, I added a "pause" to the g-code before the last layer started, then manually swapped the filament before resuming. An AMS would further simplify this. Recommend printing the condition symbols at 98% scale in the X and Y axes (better fit overall). I printed the "negative" conditions on a red background, and the "positive" in steel blue, with the symbols in black, since I didn't have the necessary colors to stay true to the game pieces.

The remaining trays have a recess on both sides that is made to just barely fit the corresponding symbol. This could have been executed better/cleaner by tracing exact outlines, but I use FreeCAD on an older laptop, so the processing time for even this lack of detail was painful. The recesses therefore are just generic shapes; square, rectangle, diamond, circle, etc.

The symbols are printed once, except the following are printed twice:

1. Building

2. Battle Goal

3. Loot

4. Town Guard

5. Challenges

6. Random

7. Summer

8. Winter

9. Boss

Glue them in place where they fit on their respective tray. The winter and summer symbols are inverted because trying to accurately place and glue all of those tiny pieces on the sun didn't seem worth it. And I wanted the winter tray to match, so the snowflake was inverted too.

Another idea would be to print the original trays (not in this remix) in a single color, then print a single layer symbol (from this remix) and glue it over the tray image. There is enough room in the box for this additional 1/2mm or so of thickness.

For the character box change, I only made the exterior hole wider to allow for a mechanical pencil to fit. No other change. For the character lids, I added cutouts to reveal all necessary information to play through a scenario and road/outpost event without having to remove the cardboard from the lid (attributes, HP/Level, class quick guide). I also made one that fits the Gloomhaven style cardboard class boards, in case you want to port those classes over. This one has less information revealed, as I didn't like having the basic "how-to-play" stuff visible. Lastly, there is a second version for each lid that includes a cutout for a removeable name plate. The name plate has two versions; name plate blank is for a raised name (it has an indented surface so it will still fit), name plate no indent has no indentation and the name will need to be recessed into it (this is what I did in the included pictures).

If you are looking for the matching font for the name plates, use Pirata One. Download it from wherever (won't let me attach it here sadly), then right-click on the file and click "install", then restart your program of choice. This worked for me using Bambu.

For the extra Completed divider, I printed two of them, one for each Season Event tray. You can probably get away with just one, but that tray might get a bit crowded towards the middle/end of the campaign.

I also included the free .pdf of the crossover sheets for Gloomhaven characters, as provided by Cephalofair (hopefully that doesn't get me in trouble, but if it does, it will be removed).

I think that sums it up! If you have any questions, or if I missed any trays/symbols, please let me know! HUGE shoutout to the original creator of this insert! It has been a massive improvement on setup/teardown time for my group!!