Gloomhaven Attack Modifier Tray - Stackable - Nestable

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This is a slim yet versatile deck tray. If you are using it for the Attack Modifier deck, it is very easy to draw one card from the back side to the front without having to flip it. (yah, I was just soooo lazy that I couldn't even bring myself to flip cards. Tears streaming, I yelled in agony "There's got to be a better way!" :P) (nah, it just worked out that way ;) It also works for standard sized cards but you cannot have a stack in the front and the back at the same time. I nest the trays in a row and use them for my hand/discard/lost stacks. It does save some space on the table—just got to remember the order though ;) But opposed to the Gloomhaven trays that support the cards from an edge, it is less likely that you can bump the cards and damage/bend them. The bumps of the layers actually help to stop the trays from sliding out from each other. But maybe on a future version I could find an optional locking mechanism to nest them in either direction. I prefer to have the flange on one end because it help to keep the deck a bit more tidy. Also just tilt the tray to that side to straighten up the deck. And it can still stack neatly for storage. I do not have flanges on both ends because (1) how will you print it without supports and (2) it couldn't stack. If you insist on double flanges, just mirror a duplicate and overlap the trays. Prints fantastic on "spiralize outer contour" because, at 0.4mm nozzle width, the wall is only 0.8mm thick and continuous. Saves time as well. And if you turn on the "Print Sequence = One at time" and you space them out properly, you could get two or more at a time before resetting your print job. Otherwise typical layer-by-layer printing is fine and you can get a lot of copies on your bed simultaneously.