Fire Indicator Token

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Let's face facts: campaigns often get set ablaze with problems like a pesky dragon or an overcautious wizard, and let's not forget those commoners who use alchemists fire poorly or objects that catch on fire at any given moment. It gets tedious to recall what's burning and what isn't. Fortunately, we're about to solve this issue! We'll take it one step at a time. Instructions First and foremost: keep the backing paper intact when working with acrylic paint. This is crucial for the final product. Cut the piece (using orange acrylic as an example, remember that the thickness doesn't matter). The thinner, the better - but it's all about ease of use in this case! Spray-paint those etched portions. In my experience, two coats of black spray paint will get you great results. Leave that backing paper intact for now because it serves as the ultimate stencil. Let the paint dry before proceeding. Peel off the backing paper carefully while keeping the painted etched portions attached. And voila!