Non C'est Bon - An Expedition 33 themed card game!

Please enjoy this Expedition 33 themed version of a popular card game.  Tell the other players “no thanks!” when passing on a card! Rules below, but first some printing tips:

I highly recommend a cool plate (I have the glacier for my p1s).  I was able to get some successful cards on my stock textured pei plate, but I also had some layer adhesion issues and it was a pain to get the cards off.  With the cool plate, they popped off pretty easily with some heavy flexing and very light prying with a scraper.

Note: Bambu warned me that Silk PLA was not recommended for a cool plate - I had no issues with this project, because it was a very low amount of silk relative to the larger matte surface.

For the tokens, I used these lovely Esquie coasters by Alice in 3d Land, found here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1553414-expedition-33-clair-obscur-esquie-coaster.  I shrunk them down to be 20mm diameter by 1mm high, and printed 60 of them.  I also designed a token holder that is the same width and length as the cards, so it will fit in the same box with them.

For the box, I used the book storage box by SavoLab3d, found here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2567485-playing-card-holder-book-storage-box.  I used the 28mm high version, but I will note that the latch didn't work for me because the cards with the token holder filled the entire box.  SO I designed a slip case to put the “book” into.  If you're using a different storage method, you won't need this slip case.

Rules

-To play, give each player 10 tokens, then shuffle the deck and remove 9 cards face down (these will not be used).  

-Each round, the start player flips the top card of the deck.  That player decides to either take the card for its point value (points are bad), or uses one of their tokens to say “Non C'est Bon” and pass on the card.  This continues with each subsequent player until someone either chooses to take the card or is forced to because they have no tokens.  The player that takes the card also receives any tokens that were used to pass - tokens will reduce your score, which is good!

-When a player takes a card, they put it face up in front of them.  If they have a sequence of numbers, group them together.  After all of the cards have been given out, players calculate scores, and the lowest score once someone reaches 200 or more points is the winner!

-Points are calculated as such: any sequence of numbers (ex: 31, 32, 33) scores ONLY the LOWEST value in the sequence - so the example would be worth 31 points for all 3 cards!  Any cards not in a sequence count for their full value.  Any tokens held by a player are subtracted from their score.

That's it!  There are some fun variants out there too, so poke around if you feel so inclined.

I welcome any and all feedback! I am so pleased to share my take on this game with y'all.