Sword & Sorcery Hero Dashboard

While this dashboard works fine, I wouldn’t bother printing it. I know Fusion 360 much better now and want to redesign this when I find the time. I want the new version to look better, print faster, and use less filament. Also, there are other S&S dashboard things now, although this one probably is the most functional.

This is a dashboard upgrade for the _epic_ RPG boardgame [Sword & Sorcery](http://www.aresgames.eu/games/sword-and-sorcery-line), designed by Gremlin Project and distributed by Ares Games.

The playing cards and cardboard pieces from game can start to spread out and take up a lot of table space, plus there is no way to track actual stats in the game. For example, if your hero has a starting backpack size of 3 and is holding two items that give +2 backpack size, what is your actual carrying limit? Instead of doing the math each time, I prefer to record actual current values (_it's 5_). The same goes for Armor and Health, multiple items and powers can modify the Soulgem values. I like having these crucial values readable at a glance.

The dashboards have seven sets of holes for pegs for you to track stats: five holes (4), seven holes (1), 10 holes (1), and 12 holes (1). I use them to track Soulrank, Backpack size, Armor/Defense points, Combat actions, regular actions, and Health, but the sets are not labeled so you are free to use them for whatever you want.

There is also a slider at the bottom of the center console that can be used to mark Hero activation, instead of flipping the cardboard gem token, which I found to be too fiddly.

The Backpack and Powers pieces attach to the center console via _OpenLock_ clips, which can be downloaded from [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1833963).

This thing was designed on [Autodesk Fusion 360](https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/overview) as a project both for fun and for teaching myself more of Fusion 360.

If you do not want to print your own pegs or just don't care for the ones I designed, then [these ones](https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HEFXQK0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) will work as well.

**Changelog**:
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• v1.0 Initial upload
• v1.1 Increased peg hole diameter to 4.6mm
• v1.2 Added integral supports to Backpack and Powers Openlock receptacle
• v1.3 Removed extraneous fillet from Openlock supports in Backpack
• Added a combined main console that prints as one piece.

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