Monarch Crown Token (MTG) — 3-Colour Heraldic Crown, OpenSCAD

Monarch Crown Token — Magic: The Gathering

A heraldic 3-colour crown token for the Monarch mechanic in Magic: The Gathering. Pass it around like a crown — because it is one.

Look

• Bell-shaped band with a tangent-continuous slow-cylinder profile

• 7 tall triangular spikes alternating with 7 short crenel spikes

• Ø5 mm metallic-look orb finials sit on each tall spike's tip

• "MONARCH" wraps around the band as inset 2-colour text (Bambu AMS)

Dimensions

• Outer Ø: ~46 mm at the disc base, tapering to ~38 mm at the spike ring

• Total height: ~22 mm

• Wall thickness: 1.6 mm

• Spike heights: 7 mm (tall), 4 mm (short)

What's in the bundle

• monarch_token.stl — the FULL assembled crown as a single binary STL (body + raised MONARCH letters + orbs in their print-ready positions). ~19 MB.

Multi-colour workflow (Bambu / PrusaSlicer / any modern slicer): import the STL → right-click → Split to Objects (or "Split into parts" depending on slicer naming). The geometry naturally splits into 3 disconnected groups — the body shell, the raised letters, and the orb cluster. Assign each group to a filament slot. Print with AMS / MMU.

Single-colour workflow: just import and print as-is.

Print

• Layer height: 0.16 - 0.2 mm.

• Walls: 3.

• Infill: 15 - 20 %.

• Supports: NONE — bell band has only gentle outward flare; spikes taper from wide base to a narrow apex; orbs sit on the spike tips with most of the sphere above the apex line (no overhang).

• Orientation: flat on the bed, disc-side down. monarch_token.stl is already oriented correctly.

• Print time: ~1.5 h on Bambu A1 / X1C at 0.2 mm.

Colour suggestions

• Gold body + magenta orbs + dark purple inlay (classic regal — what the title photo shows)

• Silver body + sapphire-blue orbs + black inlay (icy throne)

• Matte black body + gold orbs + red inlay (gothic)

• White body + pastel pink orbs + gold inlay (ceremonial)

License

CC BY — print one for every play group, gift one to your favourite Commander, share what you make.