Numbered Wedges for Miniatures
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Do you keep mixing up which of your identical looking bandit/wolf/summoned creature is which in the Initiative Order and/or in your Combat Notes? My D&D Group previously used Miniatures from a game that had little rocks with numbers on the bases to distinguish them. I tried to emulate that with these numbered wedges. Numbers 1-10 should be more than enough for most cases, but if you really want to sic a pack of 25 individually tracked wolves on your players, I also added a standalone 0 so you can build any larger number you want by using multiple wedges. These are meant to be added to the Miniature's base before printing, like you see in the example, but I don't see why you couldn't print them on their own and glue them on later if you want. Or refit already printed Minis. They are currently sized 25x15mm on import, so don't forget to resize them adequately when you add them in your slicer. In the example picture they are set to 20% (5x3mm)
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