This is my take on a set of boardgame 'tools' designed to be used while playing 'Red Rising'. It all started from the game's card holders falling over with just a gentle touch or the wind (when playing outside).

The player boards were first, designed and very capable to hold the card holders to the ground, and from there, I got creative;-)

It works as a partial insert too, see pictures for how.

• Red Rising_pBord_v1.stl - the player board. Holds: 7 + 3 influence markers, 7 helium, a first player marker, a Sovereigh token, and a card holder, to stop it from falling over (that was actually the reason for this 3d model). Print 6 of these, ideally in different colours with red on top (the base stops at 5.04mm).

• Red Rising_FleetTrack_v1.stl - Fleet track overlay, fits up to 6 spaceships. Optionally, print the numbers in different colour on top of the base. The base below the numbers is 2.52 mm, the walls around the flight track 3.12, the half-open circle is up to 4.32, the numbers are up to 5.12 mm high

• Red Rising_cardlane_v4.stl - dual card lane with incrementing borders to make more stable card stacks spaced to show only the top of the cards. Print 2 of these

• Red Rising_kaartbak_v2.stl - card holder for the draw pile - note, this height is intentional to fit in the (basic edition) box. It will not hold all cards, but will exactly hold enough all (sleeved) cards after setup (i.e. when player hands and the board is filled)

• Red Rising_pBordHouder_v3.stl - holds 3x (2 player boards, filled with cubes, and also the house tiles and reference cards), as well as 2x3 card holders on top of that, see pictures.

• Red Rising_Infl_v4.stl - holder for influence cubes. Intentionally the 7th one will be slightly peaking out at the top while retaining visibility of all piles for up to 4 players or partial (5/6p) in one view. From above the base, I printed this at .2 for more detail.

Creality CR-10s Pro V2

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All files are optimized for .28 layer height and .48 line width.