Tag and collect destroyed tiles with the Sonar Tile for Hextraction!

Similar to my Battleship Tile, the tile face features a grid, but here the grid is relative to the placement of Sonar, centered on the tile. This tile fiddles with ownership as a game feature - the one who plays it gets the effect, for better or for worse. Built in storage lets you keep the pegs from getting lost under the couch (where many of my 10mm balls live). Remember to discard down to max hand size when collecting surplus tiles.

Rules Card Text

Ongoing: When a ball is trapped in a tile, place a peg in the matching relative hole. When a marked tile is destroyed, the player who placed this Sonar Tile draws that tile to their hand.

Printing / Assembly Instructions

Everything is printed in PLA. The tile base and lid are separate pieces. Feel free to choose the by object profile or individual profile. Otherwise, read more info below.

• The lid is divided to let you swap for the accent color section without needing an AMS. Drag the lid and lid accent STLs into your slicer together, and assign filaments as desired. Or, slice and dice the single STL. Print it face-down.
• Print as many pegs as you'd like. The max size on the model's face is 18, but I haven't tested if 18 fit inside the tile. I personally use 6 pegs as a natural effect limiter. These were printed with a brim.
• Once you have everything printed, press the lid into place, and store the pegs in the cavity.
• For the rules card, if printing with multi-material: drag both the base and detail STLs into your slicer simultaneously, loading it as one object with multiple parts, just like the lid. Assign filaments as desired. Single STL provided here too.