DesktopGames | Terrorscape | Token Series | Killer Level Indicator (3D Replacement)

Continuing the transformation of Terrorscape from a cardboard experience into something that actually looks like a tabletop game…

This time: the Killer Level indicator.

Because sliding flat numbers around while a killer is hunting you doesn’t exactly scream “tension”.

A 3D replacement for the Killer Level tracker , including:

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a number track base

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individual number tiles

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a Fear/Killer marker (skull token)

All matching the original function — just no longer visually ignorable.

This model follows the same philosophy as the rest of the series:

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keep the original footprint and usability

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improve readability on the table

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add just enough theme without overcomplicating gameplay

The skull marker:

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matches the Fear token style

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uses a round base to stay consistent with original tokens

👉 Result: everything feels like a set , not random replacements

Printed on:

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Prusa MK4S (FFF)

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PETG – C-TECH Premium

Settings tested:

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0.25mm FAST (Draft) → fully usable

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0.10mm FAST (Detail) → cleaner look

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3 perimeters

Good news:

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no supports needed

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all parts print reliably

Designed for layer color swap printing :

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base → transparent PETG (for that token feel)

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numbers → contrasting color (e.g. orange)

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skull → light/beige tone

👉 Gives you:

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clear readability

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board-game-like aesthetic

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zero post-processing effort

Because let’s be honest — if it requires painting, half of us will never finish it.

Direct replacement for the Killer Level tracker.

Function stays exactly the same:

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tracks killer progression

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keeps numbers clearly visible

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uses marker to indicate current level

Only difference:
👉 now players won’t need to lean over the table and ask what level you’re at.

This model is part of the:

DesktopGames | Terrorscape | Token Series

Current models:

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Barrier Token

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Fear Token

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Killer Level Indicator

More coming.

Because yes — at this point, the cardboard doesn’t stand a chance.

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