Savage Worlds Status Tokens

NB: NEEDS SMALL NOZZLE UNLESS YOU SCALE UP.

While status rings are cool, sometimes it's easier to put a token behind a monster rather than reach into the scrum. 

To make these tokens small enough to be easy to use at my crowded table, I designed them to be 20 mm by 10 mm, which means the words need a 0.2 mm nozzle to be easily readable. I can't speak to the size needed for a 0.25 nozzle, but for a 0.4 nozzle you'll need to scale tokens to be about 175% size to keep the letters from being too broken to easily read. (If you want no breaks at all, you're looking at more like 215%.) You may also need to scale up if your filament is cheap/not dialed in or your nozzle is worn; print the "aiming" token first, and scale up if the print's i looks too much like an l for your taste. 

To make the tokens easier to pick up, they're designed to be glued back to back. While you could do this with the same ones (wounded on front against wounded on reverse), I preferred to cut down on the number of tokens by gluing two different ones together (wounded on front against shaken on reverse). If you do this, I suggest picking ones that make sense to go together, like wounded with shaken. (I chose aiming/defending, bound/entangled, distracted/vulnerable, fatigued/stunned, flying/on hold, shaken/wounded.)

In case someone finds them helpful, I've also included some my group won't use (dead, 1 wound, 2 wounds, etc.) as well as a blank one. To add words to the blank one, use the font Century Gothic, size 4 mm, height 0.5 mm (and add the words before scaling if you're going to scale).

For quick recognition, I suggest printing each status's background in a different color. Each background color should also have a large contrast with whatever color you use for its letters; I found letters work best in black or an opaque white. (Not a semi-translucent white, as I learned with my wounded tokens.)

Because these are small, you might find them difficult to get off the build plate. From personal experience, I suggest removing them in an uncluttered room where it's easy to find the ones that might go flying off.

To use the optional card deck holder (designed to fit two decks of cards in their boxes), glue its cylinder/peg to the top of the container and rest the deck holder atop the peg without glue. This will allow you to remove the deck holder to more easily unscrew the container lid.

The .3mf files have everything you need; the bunch of .stl files are just here for people who prefer that format.

If you want rings instead of tokens, please check out my model "Savage Worlds Status Rings and Container."