Updated on July 24, 2020

The brand-new tray v3! Next to each spell slot, new small dots have been added to intuitively show the additional cost of that level's spell slot—that is, how many "Mystic Points" are needed to create another spell slot of the same level. In addition, some minor optimizations have been made. For more details, please refer to the diagram.

The old version of the tray has been removed. If you still need to keep the old version for special reasons, please leave a message in the comments section, and I will put it back on the shelf as appropriate.

Updated on July 13, 2020

In response to the demands of many players, we have added the tray v2 version and further enhanced the spell slots at levels 8 and 9 to better adapt to the divine grace/specialty effects that provide additional high-level spell slots. Thank you for your valuable suggestions!

Updated on July 6, 2020

At the request of players, three new spell marker cards have been added. At the same time, high-definition images of all marker cards have also been uploaded! It should be noted that these marker cards have different heights, so you only need to replace the consumables of different colors during the printing process to easily achieve color changes. You don't need to equip a multi-head printer or an MMU system to easily create colorful spell marker cards.

The newly introduced spell markers are as follows:

• Skeleton
• Star
• Lute

Special note: I've made the guitar strings as small as possible, but they still ensure that the PrusaSlicer software can recognize and generate the model normally. If the slicing software you're using ignores these fine structures, please leave a comment in the discussion section. I'll do my best to adjust the settings for you to achieve a more ideal printing effect.

Wish you a pleasant printing experience!

Updated on July 5, 2020

In response to players' demands, three new spell marker cards have been added:

• Flames
• Bubbles
• The Ring of Prison

Original introduction

This is a spell slot tracker I've carefully crafted for Dungeons & Dragons. This tray not only keeps track of spell points, but also has dedicated storage space for spell cards. The spell slots in the upper-left corner are equipped with a "Concentration" icon, which helps me remind myself in time when casting spells that require concentration. The other spell slots at the top can be used to record other spells I'm currently casting. And the larger spell slots on the right are used to store spell cards that haven't been cast yet.

The numbered slots on the tray are specifically designed for coin-shaped spell markers, while the round holes can be used to embed gem-shaped accessories to count magic points. My mage player usually loves mushrooms and gold, which have become the design inspiration for these spell markers. In the future, I will probably continue to introduce more innovative new marker designs.

This small and exquisite tray is perfect for storing your beloved D20 dice or placing other frequently used props on it at any time.

Wish you a pleasant printing experience!

Derivative works

• HRM_StudiosWe thoughtfully added a storage box to this tray, which can hold all kinds of essential markers, small accessories, spell cards, and more! You can find her works here:LinkIt's worth mentioning that her excellent revision this time also incorporatesPants536The many excellent updates it has brought.
• LaheidiThe tray has been modified with the addition of a magnetic cover function! Thank you so much for her creativity and dedication!
• Pants536Based on the original version, we have carried out in-depth optimization and added a number of practical functions. Even if all your marker cards have been used up, you can still easily remember your current skill/ability level. In addition, he has also made many other improvements to the tray. For more details, please click here.HereCheck it out.
• NightcrawlerThey've brought us several stunning new spell marker cards! You can find them here:Link。