Cult of the lamb, Knuckle bones

Finally, after countless hours of prototyping, printing and printing again, I finally  perfected the model. When openedd, it has two sides. One to use as a dice arena and one to actually put in the dice. A line in the middle between the two grids indicates the end of ones own playing field. On the outside of the lid is a “CULT OF THE LAMB” logo.

Assembly:

The assembly process is rather simple. There are three hinge pieces that connect the lid and the bottom half. First insert a piece of standard 1.75mm filament(I used PETG because it doesn't snap as easily) and secure the hinges to the bottom half. Make sure to leave at least 2cm of filament sticking out, so you have the option to pull it out again if necessary. Then fold the three hinges out and add the lid. The lid is also held on by a strand of filament. After assembling the whole thing and checking for no problems with the hinge, like cracking or squeaking, you can now cut of the excess filament and add a drop of superglue to the end.

How to play:

Online, you can find many different videos on how to play, but here's a quick rundown. The goal is to have as many points as possible on your side of the board. You start by rolling a die and putting it into a slot on the board. After that, your opponent rolls a die. If the result is the same as yours(for instance, you roll a five and your opponent does to) and he places it into the same row of this area of the board, you have to remove all dice with the same value(in this scenario all fives). The game continues the exact same way until one of you has put in all 9 dice into their part of the board. After that, you count all the points, and the one with the most has won the game. But there are some modifiers when counting the points. So if you have two or three dice of the same value in one column, you add them together(for instance two fives are worth ten) and multiply them by the number of dice you added together. So, 5 + 5 = 10 and you multiply 10 by 2 because you added two dice together.

Here is a link to the dice you can see in the picture:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1836326-cult-of-the-lamb-dice#profileId-1961376

I hope you enjoy this model and have lots of fun playing Knuckle bones. :)