Ludo game (without ams or multicolors)

Ludo game that does allow printing in one go without AMS or multicolor on bigger printers. Should also fit the A1 mini by printing pylons seperate of the board. Colors are replaced with symbols. Hexagon, Square, Circle, Line.

Should print fine without supports and default slicer settings (15% infill) in PLA or PETG.

You only have to grab your own dice or print the .stl.

Other names for the game:
Ludo (UK, USA, and many English-speaking countries)

Mensch ärgere Dich nicht (Germany, meaning "Don't get upset, man!")

Mens erger je niet (Netherlands, similar meaning to the German version, "Don't get annoyed!")

Parchís (Spain, especially in Latin-speaking countries)

Parcheesi (USA, a variation of Pachisi)

Le Jeu de Dada or Petits Chevaux (France, meaning "The Game of the Dada" or "Little Horses")

Non t'arrabbiare (Italy, meaning "Don't get angry")

Fia med knuff (Sweden, meaning "Fia with a push")

Ki nevet a végén? (Hungary, meaning "Who laughs last?")

Človek, ne jezi se! (Slovenia, meaning "Man, don't be angry!")

Čovječe, ne ljuti se (Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, similar to the Slovenian version)

Člověče, nezlob se (Czech Republic, Slovakia, meaning "Man, don’t get upset")

Don't get Angry (English translation of the German and Dutch versions)

Περπερούνα (Greece, traditional version of the game)

Griniaris (Cyprus)

Patolli (Mesoamerican/Aztec, ancient precursor to Pachisi)

Uckers (A variant played in the Royal Navy, UK)

Fia (Denmark, short for Fia med knuff)