From the printer
to the tabletop.

01 / PLAYER SET

One kingdom.
54 pieces.

One castle, one explorer, six soldiers, six settlements, 20 roads, one score cube, one first-battle marker, and six finished-movement markers, plus 12 square-based garrisons for the optional Settlement Warfare rules. Print this set once per player in their chosen color.

One plate · 204 × 121.4 mm · No optional wound markers

Download the loose-piece player STL set · Garrison STL only (print 12 per player to upgrade an existing set).

02 / SHARED SUPPLIES

Every resource.
Ready to play.

All 164 shared pieces across five separate STL files: 40 wood, 40 food, 40 stone, 40 iron, plus the first-player marker, encounter ring, attacker-origin arrow, and die.

Five plates · Largest 204 × 140 mm · Print each file once

03 / THE GAME BOARD · SORTED BY TYPE

One terrain.
One sprue.

All 81 board tiles, organized into seven type-specific STL files. Forest, plains, hills, mountains, ruins, player starts, and Heartland each have their own sprue.

Seven STL files · 12 print jobs · Largest 181.4 × 193.2 mm · Fits Bambu Lab A1

Print the five terrain sprues twice each. Print the four-player-start sprue and single Heartland sprue once each. Keep the same filament color on every back so hidden terrain stays hidden; paint faces if desired. Clip tabs at the flat sides and trim flush for the board frame.

04 / PRINTABLE BATTLE & TRADE

Print two pages.
Play an encounter.

A paper encounter board: 19 battle hexes with attacker and defender deployment areas, a center objective, two 0–10 turn tracks, and prize-resource spaces. The second page has two offer areas and a shared exchange zone.

Two US Letter pages · 28 mm battle hexes · No 3D printing needed

Print at 100% / Actual size, with scaling off. Print on cardstock, glue the pages back-to-back, or use long-edge duplex printing. Laminate if desired. Use spare tokens or pencil marks on the turn tracks.

Prefer a rigid board? Download the optional 3D-print STL set · Two 240 × 240 mm panels plus turn markers.

05 / THICKER INTERLOCKING MAP FRAME

Drop together.
Hold the outline.

The complete hex-shaped frame for all 81 map tiles, upgraded to 14 mm wide × 6 mm high rails. Every section now has a flared dovetail end and a matching socket. Lower the joints together from above to hold the sections against pulling apart sideways.

Three A1-sized plates · 18 sections · Assembles to 506 × 439 mm

Print the small joint test first. The package includes two short sample pieces using the full frame’s 0.25 mm socket clearance. Check their fit before printing all three plates once each, at 100% scale in millimeters.

The inner opening still fits your existing 50 mm tiles; no replacement tiles are needed. The last frame section drops into both neighbors to close the loop. The joints are removable upward, and the frame rests on a table or mat without a floor.

See the dovetail joint · Numbered print-plate guide

This set replaces the old thin frame; do not mix the old sections with these interlocking parts. Closed-mesh and mating-geometry checks passed. Physical joint fit and strength have not been tested.

06 / COMBINED RESOURCE DISPENSER

Four resources.
Ancient rune pillars.

A combined tabletop dispenser designed for the current 18 × 3.2 mm resource tokens after clipping them from their sprues. Four ancient-style pillars joined by short stone bridges at the upper and lower collars with engraved rune panels and stepped stone collars hold 40 tokens each, with separate WOOD, FOOD, STONE and IRON pull-out trays and one removable scalloped capstone lid with beveled edges and engraved wood, food, stone and iron icons.

160-token capacity · One A1 print plate · About 130 × 120 × 148 mm assembled

Print the single-bay feed test first ↓ It uses the same feed opening, tray and retaining pin. Test the motion with five tokens before committing to the tall four-tube hopper.

Load tokens flat, with every icon facing up. Pull a tray fully forward to retrieve the exposed token, then close it to refill. Printed retaining pins keep the trays from pulling out completely. Allow about 154 mm front-to-back space with trays extended.

The package includes an exploded assembly view and instructions. Print combined_dispenser_one_plate.stl once, at 100% scale in millimeters. All 11 parts fit in 237 × 222.2 mm on the A1 bed, with 5 mm spacing. Preserve the supplied orientations and use print by layer. No springs, screws or magnets are needed.

This is an unprinted prototype. Closed-mesh and CAD interference checks passed, but gravity feed, friction and one-token dispensing have not been physically tested. Confirm the small test mechanism on your printer first.

View the one-plate print layout →