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DnD Dungeons and Dragons Condition Rings

Plan Your Print
About 47 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 12h 20m 47 g PLA
What it takes
6 plates 12h 20m 47 g PLA
A1 mini, P1S, P1P, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E, A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (6)
0.2 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · neutral states
1h 21m 5 g PLA · 5 g
Plate 2 · buffs
1h 17m 5 g PLA · 5 g
Plate 3 · strong impairment
2h 56m 11 g PLA · 11 g
Plate 4 · weak impairment
2h 3m 8 g PLA · 8 g
Plate 5 · other (magical, sleep, etc)
1h 39m 6 g PLA · 6 g
Plate 6 · debuffs
3h 5m 12 g PLA · 12 g
Designer's Description

I made these Dungeons and Dragons Condition Rings to track status effects and pretty much everything else in combat on our battlemap. You can fit them around the 25mm bases and make them a bit larger to fit around 28mm ones. On larger creatures I just lay them on an arm or something, but you could scale them up as well.

I advise you to print at least the "groups" in different PLA colors (for me buffs in green, debuffs in red, heavy impairments in dark gray, etc), so you can find the one you are looking for faster. I'm planning to do a sorting box as well in the future, but first I want to finish the resource tracker for DnD combat I'm working on right now

I wish you hella lot of fun and shenanigans in your next session!

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