Pathfinder Adventure Card Game (PACG) Blessings Desk Frame

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In Pacific Game Company, up to six players can participate in the game, and each turn begins with flipping over the Blessings deck, which serves as a counter. The game manual recommends that every player flip the deck face-up towards themselves, creating a spiral of cards pointing to the last person to play. This makes it easier for everyone to keep track of turns. Maintaining a neat spiral stack of Blessings cards is quite challenging. To solve this problem, I designed a simple frame that surrounds the stack with six different card orientations. With this design, you can easily determine whose turn it is and remember to flip over their card if they forgot. A full deck of 30 cards (the total number of turns) fits perfectly inside the frame. The bottom part of the frame is hollow, allowing players to easily push out the cards when they're done. A lip around the inner edge ensures that players can pick up the entire frame without spilling any cards. In games with four or fewer players and six or fewer locations, the six sides of the frame also serve as a guide for placing location decks in a circle. ----------------------- **Update 2019-08-06** Rebuilt the model using OnShape, including Standard and Sleeved versions. * The Standard version is available at https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4221937f0a63c807e68398bb/v/7696746d225ee7cf74572774/e/70a9ebfb0da7835a75a0c6c9 - designed for standard 63.5 x 88mm cards (about 0.3 mm thick). * The Sleeved version is available at https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4221937f0a63c807e68398bb/v/14acae59249ee9369d44e08c/e/70a9ebfb0da7835a75a0c6c9 - designed for cards with sleeves, 66.5 x 92.5 mm (about 0.5 mm thick).