Gloomhaven Player Dashboard

prusaprinters

I have been constantly getting lost when playing Gloomhaven so i decided to create a dashboard for players that would save some space on the table and help to organize your stuff. It lets you manage basicly everything you need during game:-Middle section is meant for character card and health/expirience counter-Side sections have room for your ability/combat cards-On top of every section there are ridges for items/armour cards avaliable to use-On the bottom of each side section there is space for one active card with action counter to mark number of uses of that card (just place one of your character tokens in there and move it whenever you use the card's ability). You can as well use this spot for cards you are planning to play next round-Middle section is slighty elevated what makes it a perfect spot for your character sheet. There are also 2 holes in the middle section that allow you to throw in your coins  - Dashboard can be compacted for transport and storage (you can also use it to store your cards while not playing). Just rotate side sections and fit the flaps into the holes in the middle section as shown in the pictures-The biggest and most filament consuming part is the middle section. If your printer is too small or you just simply don't want to use character card/health and xp counter you can skip this part completly. You will need to print 2x GH_Dashboard_Pin and connect both side sections with each other.   Every file is oriented in a way it should be printed, just drop it in your slicer.Print everything at 0.2mm layer hight with no supports. 0.28mm should be fine as well if you want to save some time.I wouldn't advice using less than 20% infil because of large top surface on the middle part. Infil will help supporting those long extrusion paths. In the side sections do as you please, it wont matter much.While printing the middle make sure you have decent bed adhesion to avoid warping.  *Attatched .gcode files are just an overview sliced for Creality Ender 5. Before printing you should slice every part yourself with settings correct for your printer