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Fancy Glass dome Tokens. The PDF files have the premade sets that i have already designed for medium creatures. Feel free to design your own 20mm/40mm pictures to place in the 3d printed housing with he 20mm glass domes (aka: Cabochons). These are nice for the player as each image is a bit different, so every enemy looks slightly different, which is a little fun bit of variety for the players, but for the DM, they are very nice since they are all numbered so keeping up with enemy HP is easier behind the screen, since the player can just call out the number of the enemy they want to attack ("i want to attack skeleton number 3" or "i want to attack goblin #7"). each set has 10 enemies+ a boss/leader enemy. Also if anyone in the group is playing a necromancer wizard, the zombies and skeletons are very helpful, although if a player has an army of 20 zombies and skeletons, the rest of the table probably hates him for slowing down combat that much. i used a free a AI program to design most of the images (except the caster set, those were images i found that someone else had made) and then sized them to the tokens.
How to make them: 3d print the blanks, and print the images on a regular printer. Use a 20mm/ 0.75in hole punch to cut out the paper images (hold the punch upside down to line it up correctly). Use 1 drop of glue on the center of the image, then put the cabochon on top. Push it down then let it sit for about 1-2 minutes (the glue dries fast). After the glue has dried, apply a couple of drops of glue in the 3d printed blank, and drop the cabochon with the picture inside of it, and line it up. if you don't line them up the same, they wont look right on your display, and be harder to keep track of behind the DM screen.
Print a display, to stay organized behind the screen or to keep them on display with your other DND/ TTRPG stuff. I used Flock, to cover the display after it was printed to make it look a little more professional, and nice.
The All sets PDF is specific types of armies: skeletons, zombies, goblins, pirates...
The D20s PDF is more general sets that can be used for everything else.
Extra info: it works best on thick matte photo paper, but regular paper will work. the picture looks best on a laser printer because the liquid glue could make inkjet printer ink smear if you use too much glue, but an inkjet printer will work. You need to use crystal clear glue, i use diamond glaze. i am not an amazon affiliate, but i will give the links for what i use. They work well on regular battle maps, and TV tables. If you are working with a projector table, they don't work at all, the glass dome reflects the light and the glare makes them almost unreadable.
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