[Flash Freeze]
On Play: Create an Ice Block Tile in each adjacent open slot
[Ice Block]
Virtual
Trigger: Destroy this tile

Fusion 360 stopped working a while ago on my computer (even after multiple reinstalls) so I figured I might as well upload my unfinished pieces instead of letting them rot.
This was supposed to be part of a pack of tiles that created Ice Blocks around the board, but that's the only one that I actually got a model before Fusion broke.
I have never printed any of those so I don't know if the ball paths work and if the texture prints properly.

Ice Block come in 2 versions, the flat one should be level with other tiles which will let you stack them properly. Very important for this piece cause you need 6 Ice Blocks minimum for it to work properly on an empty board. I suggest leaving them all in the virtual pool at the start, but I won't stop you from putting some Ice Blocks in the actual tile pool.

Can't think of any needed rules clarification.

Hextraction Flash Freeze + Ice Block Tile

flash freeze tile.stl

Fusion 360 stopped working a while ago on my computer, so I figured I might as well upload my wips instead of letting them rot.

I have never printed this tile, I don't know how or if balls roll on it and if it's structurally good enough, but hey maybe someone will have fun with it.

Hextraction Spiral S Tile

spiral s tile.stl

On Play: Choose a tile on the board, copy its "On Play" effect, but from this tile (if possible)

This little rascal lets you reuse any sweet on play effect you see on the board for double (or even triple) the fun. It could be a [Jerk](https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Hextraction%20Jerk%20Tile-856454), it could be a [Detonate](https://thangs.com/designer/Lykrast/3d-model/Hextraction%20Detonate%20Tile-924762), it could be a [Hammer](https://thangs.com/designer/elizupke/3d-model/Hextraction%20Hammer%20Tile-884152)... the possibilities are limitless*!

*They're actually limited by what you put in your tile pool, so make sure there's enough things to copy (and preferably some variety)

Rules clarification (as designed):
* The effect is optional (since you can choose a tile with no on play, or itself (see below))
* A Copycat effect can't copy a Copycat effect, it'll just do nothing (removes pointless decision loops, and some shenanigans with [Spooky tiles](https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Hextraction%3A%20The%20Spooky%20Tile-918354))
* Do the effect as if the Copycat had the on play text of the tile it's copying (for example if you copy a [Wrench](https://thangs.com/designer/Lykrast/3d-model/Hextraction%20Wrench%20Tile-920544), you rotate a tile adjacent to the Copycat, not the Wrench you copied), but not any other effect (for example you don't get the trigger of the Hammer, only its on play)
* If the effect calls for something physical from the original tile that isn't on the Copycat, nothing happens (for example it doesn't have an arrow to do the effect of a [Subspace](https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Hextraction%3A%20The%20Subspace%20Tile-899787) or [Gravity Storm](https://thangs.com/designer/Lykrast/3d-model/Hextraction%20Gravity%20Storm%20Tile-924793) tile), unless everyone agrees to some workaround (for example with the [Lock and Key](https://thangs.com/designer/cswenson/3d-model/Hextraction%20Lock%20and%20Key%20Tile-919732) you could print spare keys to give in that situation, or you could say you steal it from whoever placed that lock and key tile)
* If you copy a Spooky tile (be it with an actual Copycat or grabbing one with an earlier Spooky tile), you only get its original on play + any on play they are already copying (that aren't further Copycats), not anything else they are copying

Hextraction Copycat Tile

copycat tile.stl

On Play: Take the key from the back
Once per turn: Lock or unlock the tile if you have a key (keep it)

An effect card for [cswenson's very cool Lock and Key Tile](https://thangs.com/designer/cswenson/3d-model/Hextraction%20Lock%20and%20Key%20Tile-919732). The text isn't identical to cswenson's intended rules (like no mention of inventory) but it should be clear enough for normal play.

Effect card for Lock and Key Tile

On Play: Take the key from the back
Once per turn: Lock or unlock the tile if you have a key (keep it)

An effect card for [cswenson's very cool Lock and Key Tile](https://thangs.com/designer/cswenson/3d-model/Hextraction%20Lock%20and%20Key%20Tile-919732). The text isn't the same.

On Play: Move all tiles one slot in direction of arrow, destroy those that would leave the board

A big disrupting tile that lets you mess up everything near the borders, the on-ramps, and the end zones, while also creating at least one line of free space for everyone to use. The tile's rotation does not matter for its paths, so aim the arrow however you need. You can see two examples in the images.

Don't be fooled, it's not a fancy Asterisk after it has done its effects, it will send balls bottom left or center. I recommend printing mirrored versions of the tile to mix up the bias.

Rules clarifications (as designed):
* The effect is mandatory
* The tile also gets moved
* Move/destroy tiles sequentially in the order you want, as long as you don't forget any tiles and you don't try to move something into an occupied slot (move what's already there first)
* Any ball that gets rolling through the cracks as you move stuff along is considered rolled, though if you have a lot of triggers this could get very messy

Those last points are different from some of my other mass disruption tiles because the balls are supposed to stay in, and realistically there's no way to prevent them all from rolling around as you try to move the whole board.

Hextraction Gravity Storm Tile

gravity storm tile.stl

On Play: Destroy each tile that is touching one or more balls

Turn all stranded (or trapped) balls on the board into an instant firework! This will clear all those pesky traps, Bombs, and maybe some collateral damage if you blocked some tile exits. Like a more destructive [Sweep tile](https://thangs.com/designer/Lykrast/3d-model/Hextraction%20Sweep%20Tile-920516).

I haven't gotten to playtesting it yet so I'm not sure how relevant that ends up being in practice.

Rules clarification (as designed):
* The effect is mandatory
* A single ball may be touching multiple tiles, in that case you destroy all of those tiles
* All tiles are destroyed "at the same time", so no ball is supposed to roll from this effect cause their tile is destroyed under them (do your best, sometimes it might be hard to do it like that)
* Balls that are part of a mechanism (like on Sozu tiles) count

Hextraction Detonate Tile

detonate tile.stl

Like 2 DC or 2 V tiles smooshed together, depending on your point of view. I think I've seen other people do a similar design, but I wanted one with a wider middle thing.

Most interesting feature is how it redirects balls if they attempt to leave through a blocked bottom side entrance (though it might need one ball to clog it up depending on orientation).

Hextraction XX Tile

A mix between a DIC and a [V Tile](https://thangs.com/designer/theethetree/3d-model/Hextraction%20-%20Strange%20simple%20tiles-878941). If you orient it up then the sides are like on the DIC and the middle path randomizes between them. Any other orientation and it's mostly gonna funnel stuff, so yay for versatility.

Inspired by [cswenson's Latch Tile](https://thangs.com/designer/cswenson/3d-model/Hextraction%20Latch%20Tile-909909) but without the latch (though I redid the geometry with Zack Freedman's templates).

Hextraction W Tile

A mix between a DIC and a [https://thangs.com/designer/theethetree/3d-model/Hextraction%20-%20Strange%20simple%20tiles-878941](V Tile). If you orient it up then the sides are like on the DIC and the middle path randomizes between them. Any other orientation and it's mostly gonna funnel stuff, so yay for versatility.

Inspired by [cswenson's Latch Tile](https://thangs.com/designer/cswenson/3d-model/Hextraction%20Latch%20Tile-909909) but without the latch (though I redid the geometry with Zack Freedman's templates).

On Play: Rotate an adjacent tile as you want

This wrench-shaped tile lets you immediately rotate something, kind of like a [Gear tile](https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Hextraction%20Gear%20Tile-856448), but by as much as you want, and only once. Create new paths, block paths, or reset traps while rolling some sweet bonus tiles.

Comes in left and right version, their paths are mirror images of eachother, but otherwise they behave in the same way.

Rules clarification (as designed, you can house rule if you want):
- You can rotate the tile you pick to any orientation it allows, including not rotating it if you want
- Any ball that rolls from the rotation is yours, like the Gear tile (just be reasonable when lifting the tile to rotate it)
- The tile must fit in its new position (like for Built for twos), otherwise you need to pick a different orientation or adjacent tile

Hextraction Wrench Tile

wrench tile left.stl

On Play: Remove all balls from the board

Take this broom to sweep away all those pesky balls from the board. This more or less resets every trap tile and undoes any setup for destroying tiles with the 3 balls rule or setting off Bomb tiles.

I haven't gotten to playtesting it yet so I'm not sure how relevant that ends up being in practice.

Rules clarification (as designed):
- The effect is mandatory
- All balls are removed "at once", so if you knock one out while trying to remove it, it won't trigger anything or win you the game (if it somehow ends in the end zone), likewise try your best to not mess up with mechanical parts in the process
- If a ball is part of a mechanism (like on Sozu tiles), then I'd say leave it in (but I won't stop you from sweeping it if you think it's fun and the tile's owner is ok)

Hextraction Sweep Tile

On Play: Swap two adjacent tiles

A variation of the [Jerk tile](https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Hextraction%20Jerk%20Tile-856454) that lets you fiddle with already placed tiles, but twice as much.

If you place it horizontal it'll mostly act as an X, otherwise it will mostly funnel both entrances to the bottom center, so it's not fully like a DC or an X.

Rules clarification (as designed, you can house rule if you want):
- You swap 2 tiles that are _each_ adjacent to the placed Swap tile (the swapped tiles don't have to be adjacent to eachother)
- Swapped tiles have to keep their orientation, you can't rotate them
- Swapping is mandatory, unless it is impossible (if there aren't 2 adjacent tiles, or if the only tiles you can swap wouldn't fit (like a Built for Two or similar))
- An empty slot is not a tile, you can't swap with an empty slot

Hextraction Swap Tile

3 tiles whose channels are shaped like polygons: triangle, rectangle, and pentagon. More for fun than practicality, but the balls will roll to an exit on every orientation.

If you're curious, if you were to place the pentagon tile oriented where there is no notch, it would just trap balls in the straight line at the bottom (that's why it only has 5 notches).

Hextraction Polygon Tiles

triangle tile.stl

detonate card.stl

gravity storm card.stl

copycat card.stl

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