Tokenster (D&D Monster Token) + Tocounter (D&D Token counter)

myminifactory

TOKENSTER or Monster Token for D&D is an easy-to-print token with no support needed and low PLA usage ideal for monsters (or anything else) in Dungeons and Dragons (or any other tabletop game). 25mm base perfect for 28mm creatures (medium), 50mm base for big creatures, and 75mm base for huge creatures. Things to do: Print the base and print a lot of faces. You can change the face over the base, so you could have just 10 bases and 100 faces. Print the monster/object/face/anything-you-want and cut it in the right dimension (I've included a GIMP file [10x15 BASE.xcf] with a 10x15cm picture with guide and marker [10x15 is the cheapest format to print everywhere]). Glue the pictures over the faces (you could use biadhesive, which is actually easy to use) and that's it. If you're a master, you can create everything you want to place in your squared terrain. If you're a player, you can create your own PG just by printing/drawing/photoing and putting it on the face. I know the face print is very thin, but I don't want to use a lot of PLA for this thing. When you glue the picture, the token will be hard enough. UPDATE JUNE 12, 2018 Add the TOCOUNTER, an easy-to-print token counter for Tokenster. Add the Tokenster 50mm for large creatures (base + face). Add the Tokenster 75mm for huge creatures (only base; use a 50mm face). If you have many monsters of the same type, just place the Tocounter over the Tokenster.