D&D Simple class/npc/enemy hex tokens - v2

A Simple modular tokens designed for base classes of D&D 5e. I wanted to be able to run several games using the same tokens, without worrying about character race, gender, appearance etc. and i wanted them to be able to be printed with minimal colour change waste. 

Also available: 

• Matching Initiative Markers to fit WOTC DM Screen
• Combined Print of Tokens + Initiative Markers. 

Note, this is Version 2. 

Version 1 had fewer character classes, no NPCs and only one type of enemy token.

What is included in V2

• Player Character classes:
  • Artificer
  • Barbarian
  • Bard
  • Cleric
  • Druid
  • Fighter
  • Monk
  • Paladin
  • Ranger
  • Rogue
  • Sorcerer
  • Warlock
  • Wizard
  • plus an option for a base with a shorter set of pegs suitable for minifig
• NPCs 1-9
• Enemies, with the word “ENEMY” and numbers 1-9
• Enemies, with a skull and numbers 1-9
• Enemies, with an E and numbers 1-9
   

Instructions:

• Print profile includes some ‘thin walls’ and some ‘arachne’ - these were what resulted in the best icons for me. 
• I found with some of my fillaments that the pegs/holes needed slight adjustment. I used the x/y hole and contour adjustment for these. If yours fit too loose or too tight, try adjusting to suit. 
• Tokens are designed to be printed in 2 colours per token, but you could do them in just one and then paint the surface of the icon and letter.
• The tokens are printed in 2 parts, a base, and the token itself, to reduce purge waste. No supports required
• I find they're best with a dab of superglue around the pegs of the base, but you could leave them without. If you print with silk then they're more likely to come apart, or sheer at the pegs, so additional glue where the token meets the base is advised. 
• I've based the colours in the print profile on what i have available, and how I think the colours best match the classes. I've split the plates so there is only one class per plate. 
• There is the option of a regular base with no colour contrast, or one with a ring. I suggest marking the one you don't want as non-printing, or deleting it.   
• You could also re-colour them so they all have the same base and token, but the ring and letter/icon are different colours - its totally up to you. 
• They are designed for a printer with an AMS, but you could pause the print to swap the colours for the token - you'd need to use the stand without the colour rings
• They print just fine with a 0.4 nozzle, but a 0.2 would make better work of the fine detail in the text and icons. 
   

Icons are based on the excellent designs of Jime Mosqueda on Dribble (https://dribbble.com/shots/11469931-DnD-Class-Icons)

Matching Initiative markers also available, as is a combined set of tokens + trackers