Secret Hitler - Print and Play - With Custom Badges

Made my own Secret Hitler print and play!
A fantastic game of social deduction for 5+ players. An evolution of the 'Werewolf' or 'Mafia' game, with nail-biting moments of hilarity and betrayal.

If you are able - please support the designers of this game - their kindness allows awesome projects like this - we should support creators who support the community.

Rules
Paper-only print and play

Some key points of this version:

• Most everything is simple PLA filament or printer paper - you will need some glue, but the hinges are just snips of raw filament.
(except the mini mauser - see there for details)

• The custom badges are designed to fit with the base art style of the game, so you can simply add them to whatever existing set you already have. That being said, I am no pro artist, so don't set your expectations too high...

• All two color parts print separately, so any FDM printer should work. You can even print in a single color and just paint separately (as I did)

• I prefer to have the rules on the board as they are in the base game, so I just have a simple inkjet print in a page-protector

• Everything prints flat without supports

• The badges are designed so you can easily slide them up to reveal only your party affiliation, or open them fully to reveal your full identity (I find this more satisfying than the base-game's two-card system)

• Check out my rubber band mini mauser - adds a fun tactile element to assassinations

If you don't like my version, there are plenty of other great ones out there! I was inspired by these:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1595111
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2921542
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2038917/files

Thank you to 'axtn' in particular, as I used their nameplate as a base.
Also, thanks to 'Bluesky' for the Molotov:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pubg-molotov-cocktail

To assemble the badges, simply print the top, bottom, and sleeve. Slip some normal (1.75mm pla) filament through the hinge, and when it gets to the end, simply cut it . It should stay in place on its own, but if not, a dab of superglue on the end(s) can help.
Pay attention to how the badge folds, and slips into the sleeve. The, glue the identity portrait image on the inside of the card, and the party membership on the outside of the card. When inserted into the sleeve, it should be obscured entirely (the sleeve is thicker and detailed to assist in this, but you may want to print it in a darker color filament to make it harder to see through. If somebody holds it up to a lightbulb, it will probably become translucent, so... don't let people do that, haha)

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