fate rule breaker 3d models
27681 3d models found related to fate rule breaker.
sketchfab
Excalibur from the iconic Fate series undergoes a transformation, as normal maps are carefully crafted from a highly detailed high poly model and skillfully baked onto its sleek, low poly counterpart.
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The given object was designed using Tinkercad and can be edited through their online platform (https://tinkercad.com/things/lK2SBNJqzzY). ...It's specifically a dice employed in tabletop role-playing games, adhering to the FATE system's mechanics.
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... ...To print it, set TEXT_HEIGHT to 5.0, RELIEF to 1.0, THICKNESS to 3.2, BOTTOM_TEXT to POINT, TOP_TEXT to FATE, REVERSE_TOP to FATE, DIAMETER to 39, REVERSE_BOTTOM to POINT, and SPACING to 0.8.
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No Fate But What You Make! ... The new Aeldari Codex allows you to roll and keep Fate Dice each Battle Round. Print this dice holder to allow you to store the rolled Duce until you need them. ...Simple dice tray.
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The game's mechanics focus on rolling four Fudge dice to see if an action was successful or not recently obtained Diaspora, a tabletop RPG that uses the FATE engine, and I designed this custom dice set in honor of the game. ...To achieve even rolls, I...
myminifactory
Fate-Led made its debut at the Royal Academy in 1892 with a striking display of words: "Fate leading, she must needs go on and on Blindly, yet fearing not, till the goal be won." The artwork's premiere sparked significant interest due to its...
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Twisted Fate, the enigmatic champion from the world of Runeterra, was crafted with precision by the innovative minds at Riot Games. For those seeking a specific League of Legends model, feel free to request it. ...Be advised that this digital...
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It's a beveled fate dice (or fudge dice) meant to resemble a standard 20mm cube, featuring the traditional +, -, and blank markings on each side. I printed this model using my Anycubic Photon printer, directly onto the build plate with Anycubic grey...
grabcad
... Simply drop the Fate Ball into the hole on the top of the Fate Hemisphere and wait for the answer. If it comes out at 0 it means NO and if it comes out at 1 it means YES. Binary seemed the cool way to go but you can always change that I suppose.
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This is the logo from the 2005 WildTangent PC video game FATE. This game holds a very special place in my heart. There is a hole in the "T" for a 5mm purple LED (IE: Lumex SSL-LX5093VC) to resemble the shining purple gem. I used model paint to...
sketchfab
Want to shatter rival swords into smithereens? This behemoth of a blade will make short work of any opponent's steel, crushing it beneath its mighty weight with effortless precision, annihilating their defenses with ruthless efficiency, and...