D&D Micro Trackers - Modular 5e Character Stats

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Boost Me (for free) ROLL FOR INITIATIVE!!! 🧙 Boost Membership Print to Sell 💲 Subscribe for a commercial licence to sell this model and lots more! 💲 Join D&D Micro Tracker Modules A Modular Character Stats Tracking System This is a collection of modular Character Stats Trackers for D&D 5e. They are designed to track the stats that change frequently throughout a session to help players track what's going on with their character in a fun and tactile way while saving your beautiful character sheet from eraser friction burn. There are 6 core modules that can be used with any class, and a customisable module maker to capture class and subclass specific stats. Not all core modules are required and it's entirely up to you which ones to use! Modules can be assembled with magnets for a satisfying snap together experience. Each module has a unique set of decorative panels for your visual pleasure, as well as 13 additional class themed decorative panel sets AND a blank set so you can create your own! The decorative panels can be mixed and matched as they all have the same dimensions and are glued into position. Everything else can be assembled without glue, so you can always pop off the front cover and swap it for a new one. Below is a run-through of each of the core modules followed by a guide for making your own modules. Assembly Assembly is fairly easy. I use 15x3mm magnets (15x2mm will probably work too). Push them into the teardrop holes on the sides of the module body. Make sure you get the polarity right by checking carefully as you build. If you make a mistake, you can pop a magnet out by inserting a tool into the top of the teadrop hole. Number dials are slid onto axles, again, make sure they are all the same way up. The axles are slid into the module bodies. ThIs can be a bit fiddly but with patience, you'll get it. Toggle colours go in the slots, followed by the toggle switches. The covers snap into position, no glue required. I find it easiest to insert the bottom edge first, then snap in the top corners. Lastly, glue on the decorative panels (after checking again that the magnets are correct!) and enjoy! 1. Adventurer Module This is the main, centre piece module for your character. It tracks: Concentration (Toggle) Inspiration (Toggle) HP (0-999) Temp HP (0-99) Ammo (0-999) Spell Slots - 1st to 9th level 2.Utility Module This tracks a few useful combat stats. It features 3 toggles that are used to track if you have used your Action, Bonus Action and Reaction during combat. It also features 3 pairs of dials for tracking Magic Item Charges. 3.Currency Module This module features 4 groups of 4 dials to track your treasure: Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Copper. 4.Rest Module This module features 5 toggles to track your character's exhaustion level. It also allows you to track the number of Hit Dice you have remaining using 2 number dials. 5.Conditions Module This module uses 2 special dials on a special axle (pay attention when printing this one as the regular axle wont work). The special dials show symbols to represent conditions that might be applied to your character. Each dial holds 7 conditions and a blank space to represent “No Condition”. Since there are 14 conditions in 5e, 2 special dials are needed to cover all 14 conditions. This module features 2 pairs of condition dials so you can have 2 active conditions at once (3 or 4 if you're lucky enough to have the symbols appear on different dials - but not so lucky if you've gained that many conditions). It also features 2 toggles to represent anything else that might be giving you “Advantage” or “Disadvantage”. 6. Death Saves Module This is a simple module to track death saving throws. Although this module probably won't be need that often, it will be dramatic when the occasion arises! The two sliding toggles can be moved up and down to represent Success and Failure during death saving throws. Creating Your Own Modules Use the “Custom Class Module” 3MF print Profile to pr