Summary

2 small stackable trackers for Dungeon & Dragons. Includes battle tracker, economy tracker, tokens and cap for last tracker in case they are stacked together.

Size and cost

Sizes in 100% scale:

Trackers (tablets) - 165 x 116 x 7 mm.
Tablet surface -155 x 108 mm.
Grooves have width of 5,6 mm. Tokens itself have 5,3 mm.

Filament spendings on 100% scale:

Tablet - about 53 g.
40 tokens - about 6 g.
Cap - about 22 g. (including 2 g. for support).

Printing time on Bamboo Lab A1 with 0.2 layer height and 0.4 nozzle:

tablet - up to 3 hours.
40 tokens - about 40 min.
Cap- up to 1 hour.

Detailed

Battle tracker allows to track for hit points (from 0 to 999), temporary HP (0-99), ammunition (0-20), class-based resource (0-20), spell slots (1-9 levels, from 0 to 1-4 based on spell slot level), concentration (maintained or not), and exhaust level (1-5, do not use token to indicate 0). "Class resource" stans for sorcery points, Ki points, bardic inspiration, superiority dices of fighter and other stuff associated with class features. If appears class doesn't have some, scale can be defined for any other purpose.

Economy tracker used to track money (0-999 for gold, 0-99 for silver and copper), weight of carried equipment (0-999) and hit dices. The last consists of two scales from 0 to 19 to measure amount, with slots to indicate type of dice at the right of each scale. So, it's possible to track two different hit dices separately in case of multiclassing. However, it's barely possible to track more than two different dices using this tablet.

Battle tracker uses at most 20 tokens. Economy tracker - 16.

Both battle and economy trackers have narrow groove of 0.7 mm thickness for cards. This should be enough for most playing card even with protectors. Groove is 140.8 mm width, so it can hold up to 2 cards of common sizes.

Trackers are adapted to be stackable one above the other. When stacked, tokens can be stored in wide groove at the top of the tablet. Groove can hold up to 20 tokens with condition they are placed inside each other. Each subsequent tablet should be rotated 180 degrees when placed on top of the other (look for groove at the bottom side of tablets, they needs to match the top groove to store tokens inside). The topmost table may be closed with cap to store tokens accordingly.

DnD trackers

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill