Might Tokens are not included, but this box fits tokens like those in [https://www.printables.com/model/1465528-riftbound-magnet-kit](https://www.printables.com/model/1465528-riftbound-magnet-kit)

While trying to practice with the FreeCad application, I designed this spring-loaded token dispenser for the Might tokens of the Riftbound Magnet kit. Is it over-engineered? Probably, but at least it looks cool on the table. I also included the FreeCAD file.

Features:

Compatible with 7.0mm x 19.0mm and 9.5mm x 19.0mm compression springs (the 9.5 provides more stability)

I used a cheap set of springs like from this amazon set: [https://www.amazon.de/-/en/dp/B07WFPPXXX](https://www.amazon.de/-/en/dp/B07WFPPXXX) 

8 Slots total, that can each hold 5-6 tokens (6 tokens nearly compress my spring fully, so I recommend max 5 tokens)

Held together with 5 M3 screws, with max screw length of 12mm.

• For this model I used M3x10mm screws

Works perfectly with FDM printers (PLA or PETG recommended)

Print settings:

Layer height: 0.2 mm

Nozzle: 0.4mm

Infill: 15-25%

For the top part I use 5 walls to battle the pressure from the springs trying to bend the top, the other parts only require 3

Supports: For the top model I used supports under the screw counterbore cutouts (assuming you have them face the build plate).

Nozzle temp: 200–220°C

Bed temp: 60 °C

This model is fan-made and not affiliated with the official Riftbound creators.