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Dungeons & Dragons
17 designs tagged “Dungeons & Dragons”.
Board games / Terrain & dungeon tiles
Marsh — Backlit Modular LED Swamp Terrain Runner (28-32mm, chainable)
A backlit modular swamp runner for 28-32mm tabletop games. A winding translucent creek glows from below when a 30cm USB LED strip slides into a hidden channel. Two printed parts per segment (one is a two-colour terrain plate), no supports, no glue. Identical segments dovetail end-to-end so one strip threads straight through the whole run; the river, banks and bog texture flow continuously across every joint. Confirmed printed and lit.
Board games / Terrain & dungeon tiles
Breach Dungeon Tiles — modular D&D base squares + drop-in terrain
A modular dungeon-building kit of snap-together base square tiles plus everything that drops into them: floor-texture inserts (stone, cracked ground, cobbles, rubble, fissures), wall pieces, and scatter props (chests, barrels, statues, trees, crystals). Every insert, wall and prop sits on the same 27.9 mm square base. Prints support-free. Pairs with any 28 mm minis.
Board games / Find your game / Dungeons & Dragons
Adventurer Dial Base — a mini base that counts your damage 0–9
A Ø36 mm miniature base with a rotating 0–9 counter ring built into it. It prints in place: the disc and the ring come off the plate already interlocked, no assembly, no hardware. A hooded wanderer figure is included — drop it in, or print the version with it welded on.
Board games / Find your game / Dungeons & Dragons
D&D Death Save Tracker — slide up for a heart, down for a skull
A flat, silent death-saving-throw tracker for D&D 5e. Three captive sliders: push one UP and a red heart fills the top window (success), push it DOWN and a white skull fills the bottom one (failure), leave it centred and both stay blank. Three hearts you're stable, three skulls you're dead — the whole table can read your state from across it. Five printed parts, no glue, no screws, no dice-sized bits to lose; everything prints flat and supportless. Parametric OpenSCAD source included.
Board games / Dice
Blank Dice — d6/d8/d12/d20 with recessed label panels
Blank d6, d8, d12 and d20 whose every face carries a recessed, chamfered panel, so a sticker or a dry-erase mark sits below the surface with no edge to catch. Numbered versions included, single-colour or two-colour from one file, plus 1:1 sticker sheets cut to the panel.
Board games / Dice
Crit Dice — d6 / d12 / d20 whose top face is a sword, bow or staff
Nine dice: three solids x three glyphs. Every ordinary face is a plain numeral you read at a glance; only the crit face is a picture, so a natural 20 lands as a drawn sword instead of a number. Fair on all nine (opposite faces sum to 7 / 13 / 21). Single-colour, or two-colour from one file on an AMS.
Board games / Dice
Custom d20 — Fair Die & Spindown Counter, 2-Colour Inlay Numbers
A parametric d20 in two numbering layouts: a FAIR gaming die (opposite faces sum to 21, apex-up digits) and a SPINDOWN life/turn counter (consecutive numbers on adjacent faces). Two-colour recessed digit inlay — print the body in one colour and the number plugs in another. Arabic / roman / letter symbols, fully editable .scad. Prints flat with a brim, no supports.
Board games / Accessories / Dice Storage
Mimic Vault — dice drawer in a monster that eats the loot
A ruined stone monument that's secretly a mimic: the front drawer is its maw and slides out to reveal your 7-die set, relief teeth grin under a translucent crystal bait pile on top. Prints upright, no supports. Includes a matching two-colour D6 with bone-femur Roman numerals.
Board games / Dice
Pasa — Indian long dice, the d4 you can actually roll
A long die: a square rod marked on its four long sides and capped at both ends so it can never stand up. You roll it like a pencil and read the number on top. Ships the traditional Chaupar/Pachisi stave (faces 1-2-5-6) and a plain 1-2-3-4 version, each in one colour and as a two-colour Split-to-Parts file. 62 x 10 x 10 mm, flat on the bed, no supports. The opposite-face pairing is chosen to MINIMISE bias, not to sum to seven — 4.1x less centre-of-mass offset, and the two-colour build cancels it entirely.
Board games / Dice
Emoji Reaction Die — a mood d6 that replaces the RPG reaction roll
One 18 mm d6 with six emoji faces on a HOSTILE → HELPFUL ladder. Roll it when the party meets an NPC and read the attitude straight off the top face — no 2d6 lookup table, no maths. Opposite faces hold opposite attitudes. Three interchangeable face styles in the box (geometric, emoji-glyph, cartoon) and every style ships as a two-colour combined STL with the faces as flush inlays, plus a single-colour version with paint-fillable recesses. Prints on any face, no supports.
Board games / Find your game / Dungeons & Dragons
Spell-Slot Abacus — print-in-place D&D spell-slot tracker
A print-in-place abacus for tracking D&D spell slots: 9 rails (spell levels 1–9) of captive sliding crystal beads (4/3/3/3/3/2/2/1/1 = full-caster max). Slide a bead to burn a slot, sweep back on a long rest. A tilt-lock detent at mid-span keeps the count from scrambling when you pick the board up. ~107 × 130 × 8 mm, zero supports.
Board games / Dice
Potion-Vial Dice — Rolling d10 / d100 + Apothecary Display Stand (OpenSCAD)
Rolling-log d10 dice shaped like alchemist's potion vials — faceted glass body, tapered neck and cork. Roll one like a log and it always settles on a flat face; a units vial (1–10) plus a tens vial (00–90) roll percentile d100. Three-colour AMS (potion + numerals + cork) via Split-to-Parts, or single-colour with paint-fill grooves. Ships with a 6-bay arched apothecary display stand engraved with the classical-element sigils. Face labels are fully parametric. NOTE: the stand is a decorative display — vials rest loosely in open sockets, it is not a carry case.
Board games / Find your game / Magic: The Gathering / Counters
MTG Treasure Token Chest — print-in-place pirate chest counter (1-6)
A working pirate chest that IS your MTG Treasure counter: friction-fit gold coins stand edge-up in six slots and the number standing is the count (1-6). Real print-in-place barrel lid on a piano hinge — closes with all six coins seated. Coins print separately in gold. Includes a brand-neutral GEM coin too, so the same chest doubles as a loot/gold tracker for D&D and any dungeon-crawler.
Boxes & storage / Keepsake boxes / Fantasy
Grimoire Box — a hinged spellbook with the magnets sealed inside
A leather-bound tome that opens on a real barrel hinge. Two sizes, any word you like on the cover, and four magnets that end up fully enclosed in the plastic - nothing visible in any face. Three printed parts, no supports, no screws, no glue.
Desk & office / Organizers / Pen Holders
Owlbear Candle & Pen Holder — Chunky D&D Desk Sculpt
A round, grumpy owlbear (the classic owl-bear) as a chunky desk sculpt with a deep central bore — sized to hold a taper candle or a fistful of pens and pencils. Sculpted feathered belly, tufted ears, and a hooked beak. Prints like a vase: flat base, cavity opens up, no supports.
Decorations / Sculptures
Gothic Stone Throne — decorative sculpture
A miniature gothic stone throne: a spired skull-and-scroll backrest, sweeping wave/dragon-wing armrests, and a stepped rune plinth. ~143 × 146 × 211 mm — a chunky display sculpture for a desk, shelf, or D&D table. Prints as one solid watertight body.
Desk & office / Organizers / Pen Holders
Wizard Tower Pen Holder — fantasy castle desk organizer
A squat stone wizard's tower that holds your pens and pencils. Crenellated battlement crown, spiral arrow-slit windows and a flared buttressed base; the bored centre well swallows a fistful of pens so they jut out the top like spires. Prints upright, no supports, fully parametric.