War of the Ring Board Game Counter/Token Cases

This model includes counters cases for all the smaller square counters in War of the Ring Board Game. I used this awesome counter case generator to generate the models: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1444107-custom-token-case-generator-for-board-games I sized them for WotR specifically and added the colors and correct counts for each of the counters specific to this game.

Each counter case has an outer (larger) piece and an inner (smaller piece). Most outer and inner pieces have different colors. There are a few extra counter case pieces for each, except the outer political counter.

Pieces

List of counters and where to build case from:

20 control, 3 rings, progress/revealed counter - outer case (half cyan/half red) on plate 1. inner case (red) on plate 2

Free People VP - outer and inner case (cyan) on plate 3

Shadow VP, Corruption counter - outer and inner case (red) on plate 2

Nation Political Sauron - outer case (red) on plate 2. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political North - outer case (cyan) on plate 3. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political Dwarf - outer case (brown) on plate 5. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political Rohan - outer case (dark green) on plate 5. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political Elves - outer case (light green) on plate 5. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political Gondor - outer case (blue) on plate 5. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political Saruman - outer case (yellow) on plate 6. inner case (gray) on plate 4

Nation Political Southrons&Easterlings - outer case (orange) on plate 6. inner case (gray) on plate 4

The Nation Political colors match to the mini base ring set you can buy for the game: https://www.aresgames.eu/games/war-of-the-ring-line/war-of-the-ring-colored-rings-core-set

Assembly

Depending on your printer/filament, these might vary between a little tight to squeeze together to just snug. I didn't come close to needing glue for either of 2 sets I printed. One set I just pushed together easily with fingers. The other I had to press a little harder. If they are on the tight side, try these steps:

• Insert counter into inner (smaller) case, with the correct facing.

• place on on flat, hard surface (table).

• Press on the outer (larger) piece starting with one corner, then do the opposite corner. Then do the last 2 corners. 3) You may need something hard (like dice) to press on the final corner to get it to snap in.

• Use something else flat and firm to squeeze the entire token all the way together.

If you find it just too tight, printing the top out with very small upscale might help, but then you may need glue too.