D20 wound dice holder

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A Simple Solution for Tabletop Games: Designing a d20 Dice Holder for Wound Tracking. Wargaming enthusiasts often find themselves overwhelmed by the multitude of miniatures, rules, and accessories that come with playing tabletop games like Kings of War. One crucial aspect that is frequently overlooked yet essential to the gameplay experience is accurately tracking wounds on dice. To address this issue, we'll create a d20 dice holder designed specifically for wound tracking in tabletop games. The proposed design is straightforward and easy to implement, consisting of a small box with compartments for each side of the d20 die. This allows players to quickly identify and record wound values without disrupting the game's flow. The compact size of the holder ensures it won't take up too much space on the gaming table. Each compartment in the dice holder is labeled with a number from 1 to 20, mirroring the sides of the d20 die. This ensures that players can easily match the wound value on their miniatures to the corresponding compartment. The design also includes additional space for noting other game-related information, such as player IDs or notes. To manufacture the dice holder, we'll use a combination of 3D printing and laser cutting. The 3D printed components will provide a sturdy base for the holder, while the laser-cut parts will add the labels and compartment dividers. This hybrid approach ensures that the final product is both functional and visually appealing. Once assembled, the d20 dice holder can be easily integrated into tabletop games like Kings of War. Players can use it to track wounds on their miniatures in real-time, eliminating the need for manual note-taking or separate wound tracking systems. The compact design also makes it easy to store the holder when not in use, reducing clutter and keeping the gaming area organized. By implementing this simple yet effective d20 dice holder, wargaming enthusiasts can enhance their gameplay experience and focus on what matters most – strategy and fun.