Godtear Small and Large Bases

Supports Godtear's 2 starter sets, wave 1, 2, and 3

Introduction

The small and large bases are designed to be used with the Godtear miniatures tabletop game.

Details

The small bases are intended to be used as small base Followers and Banner tokens. The large bases are intended to be used as Champion and large base Followers.

These tokens are a great way to demo champions and followers. Please consider purchasing the very nice miniatures if you enjoy playing with specific Champions and Followers.

If you want to print everything, there are 70 small base tokens.

There are 16 large base tokens.

The trays will hold 1 copy of each champion for the specific classes.

Guardians

• Finvarr (starter set 1)
• Rhodri (wave 1)
• Halftusk (wave 1)
• Mournblade (wave 3)

Maelstrom

• Blackjaw (wave 1)
• Grimgut (wave 2)
• Titus (starter set 1)
• (Supports the future Goblin expansion)

Shapers

• Nia (starter set 2)
• Shayle (wave ?)
• RaithMarid (wave 2)
• Rattlebone (wave 2)

Slayers

• Lorsann (wave 1)
• Morrigan (starter set 1)
• Rangosh (wave 2)
• Sneaky Pete (wave 3)

Note

The small and large base labels have two rings. If your intention is to only print the labels without affixing them to the 3d printed base, then cut around the outer circle. If you plan on sticking them to the 3d printed base, then cut around the inner circle.

Print and Play Cards

Steam Forge Games officially supports a print and play version of their cards. You can download them from here: Cards Print Version

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

MakerBot

Printer:

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Infill:

10%

Post-Printing

PaintingrnrnAfter printing, I decided to paint the bases to match the color scheme of the classes:rnGuardians : Bluern Maelstrom : Orange/YellowishrnShapers : Greenrn Slayers : RedrnrnFor painting, I used a grey base coat (sprayed both sides) and then miniatures model paint.rnrn# LabellingrnThe small and large base labels PDFs are designed to be printed on A4 paper. After printing, I applied tape as a sudo lamination. If you have a lamination machine, just run the page through that. For the rest of us, get a roll of 48mm (wide) packaging tape and run strips across the page until all printed material is covered.rnrnI used a paper cutter to slice the labels into rows. I used the cutter to slice each label from the row. I then used a pair of scissors to cut along the inner circle.rnrnI then used a glue stick on the back of the label. After the label has ample amount of glue, I applied the label to the 3d base. Let it dry for a few minutes and the base is now ready for play!rn

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