Kings of War movement trays

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Human-created movement trays for the popular tabletop game, Kings of War, feature an integrated holder to utilize dice as a wound marker. Constructing such trays requires creativity and precision, with each piece crafted to accommodate unique unit types from the game. To date, various trays have been created to meet different needs: * The 20mm infantry troop tray offers space for up to three standard dice used as markers. * Similar to the former but in a slightly larger scale is the 25mm infantry troop tray also holding three small dice each. * Another creation within this category includes a tray for infantry regiments on the 20mm scale that incorporates an innovative method of tracking injuries with small game pieces. The smaller space limits users to just three markers or dice which will suffice but is restrictive and might be something users are willing to deal with in exchange for mobility as they move them about the tabletop. * This pattern of smaller tray for more manageable infantry is continued in trays designated for units scaled up to 25mm also holding three standard gaming dices. * The design then extends its range, creating a tray tailored to accommodate cavalry units measuring 20 mm and again features a die storage unit as an added functionality. * Not just cavalry but even a regiment of that horse mounted forces are given a specific creation - one suited with ample space at 20mm, still holding just the standard three small dice markers * Additionally made was another item on a slightly larger scale in this context a Large Infantry Regiment, offering the capability to keep three of the common marker dice securely within a contained tray for players utilizing this item during tabletop sessions. * An interesting variation on past creations includes an expansive piece specifically designed as a massive, unwieldy "Large Horde", created specifically with bigger models or collections and allows even more storage as it contains three markers just like smaller ones. This versatility showcases the designer's flexibility in meeting different demands from diverse Kings of War communities while staying within certain established limitations.