_"Six bullets. More than enough to kill anything that moves."_ - Revolver Ocelot

Five shots will have to do! Take this six-shooter for a whirl if you are looking for a different take on the existing Revolver Tile. Like the original, the whole tile is a trigger zone. When a ball rolls through it, turn the cylinder to release one ball from a chamber. All orientations are legal, so when placing choose carefully where to 'aim' the chute path. If a ball somehow ends up in a chamber, consider it a tacticool reload!   

**Rules Card Text**
Setup: Line up a chamber with the chute. Load balls into remaining chambers. Balls in chambers do not count for the 3-ball rule.
Trigger: Turn cylinder any direction to release one ball.

**Hardware**
One 10mm M3 screw. You may be able to get away with longer, but 10mm suffices. I recommend an M3 flat washer.

**Printing / Assembly Instructions**
Everything is printed in PLA. I printed the mount plate face down (so pins face up) with supports, which filled in the track where the balls sit. Other models do not need support and are self-explanatory.

Six Shooter Tile
1. Install the M3 screw through the top of the spinner, through the recommended washer if used, into the mount plate. Make sure its tight so that it doesn't rotate freely, but you can turn it.
2. Apply glue to the mounting pins and contact faces. Line it up, slot the plate into the tile base, and give it time to dry.

Rules Card
- Multi-material: drag six_shooter_card_base.stl and six_shooter_card_details.stl into your slicer simultaneously, loading it as one object with multiple parts. Assign filaments as desired.
- Single-material: print the single color model, or if you want multi-color add a pause and perform a filament swap.



Hextraction Six Shooter Tile

six_shooter.3mf

six_shooter_base.stl

six_shooter_cylinder.stl

six_shooter_demo_DO_NOT_PRINT.stl

six_shooter_mount_plate.stl

six_shooter_card_base.stl

six_shooter_card_details.stl

six_shooter_card_single.stl

Lying in wait for a gutter ball, the Naval Mine will save your roll - at the cost of all surrounding tiles!

This tile is a gutter recovery with surface pathing, which is different from existing gutter recovery options. The effect is a 1-shot trigger, effectively just a quicker bomb tile but requiring activation via the gutter. Since the explosive effect is tied to On Destroy, it can also be triggered by the 3-ball rule.

**Rules Card Text**
Limit: Cannot be placed in bottom row.
Trigger: Destroy this tile.
On Destroy: Destroy all adjacent tiles.

**Printing / Assembly Instructions**
Everything is printed in PLA. You've got two options: print the tile and ramp separate and glue together using the guide pins, or print the whole unit (naval_mine_joined_tile_ramp). In either case, the mine decoration is separate.
I printed the Mine with .12 layer height and applied some slicer settings (like dynamic layer height + smoothing). I doubt you would need support, but I left it on and it filled the mount hole which would otherwise bridge. 
I printed the Gutter Ramp opening-face down, with support on and set to touching build plate only. 
Lastly, I printed the tile in standard orientation, with support on and set to touching build plate only. If your slicer/printer supports adaptive layer height, I would suggest using it here to smooth the waves.

Naval Mine Tile
1. Align the ramp in the correct direction, lining it up with the tabs. Glue it to the tile.
2. Glue the mine in whatever orientation you'd like to the top of the tile, using the hexagonal pin. This didn't come out as clean as I'd hoped, so it's just a rough guide, but gets the job done of centering the piece.

Rules Card
- Multi-material: drag both the base and detail STLs into your slicer simultaneously, loading it as one object with multiple parts. Assign filaments as desired.
- Single-material: print the single color model, or if you want multi-color add a pause and perform a filament swap.


Hextraction Naval Mine Tile

naval_mine_gutter_ramp.stl

naval_mine_base.stl

naval_mine_mine.stl

naval_mine_demo_DO_NOT_PRINT.stl

naval_mine_joined_tile_ramp.stl

naval_mine.3mf

naval_mine_card.stl

naval_mine_card_base.stl

naval_mine_card_details.stl

It's a hit! Send ships and tiles to the bottom of the sea with this new tile for Hextraction.

Place ships on the tile face during setup. When a ball rolls through this tile, place a peg in a ship. Once that ship is full of pegs, it's sunk! Remove it and destroy _every tile_ in the corresponding slots on the board. This tile cannot be destroyed by it's own effect. Once all ships are gone, destroy this tile and put everything neatly away - you'll thank me later!

The tile face respresents a standard hextraction board. If your board has one more row, I've supplied the Extended Lid. If you have non-standard board shapes/sizes, interpret the grid positioning as you'd like! 

**Rules Card Text**
Setup: Place 1-3 ships on the tile.
Trigger: Place a peg in a ship. If that sinks the ship, destroy all non-Battleship tiles in the matching slots on the board. Destroy this tile when all ships are sunk.

**Printing / Assembly Instructions**
Everything is printed in PLA. The tile base and lid are two pieces, lid should be printed face-down, same for the pegs and ships. I needed a brim on the pegs and ships.Assembly is simply click-fit the lid to the base. Feel free to mix up your ship sizes/quantity, but the default is 1 each of the 2, 3 and 4 length (and the correct quantity of pegs per hole). Tolerance is a bit tight to keep things from falling out during play. I can supply tolerance modifications if requested. To produce my standard tile configuration, print:
- 1x battleship_tile_base
- 1x battleship_standard_lid **OR** 1x battleship_extended_lid
- 1x battleship_boat_2L
- 1x battleship_boat_3L
- 1x battleship_boat_4L
- 9x battleship_peg

Rules Card
- Multi-material: drag both the base and detail STLs into your slicer simultaneously, loading it as one object with multiple parts. Assign filaments as desired.
- Single-material: print the single color model, or if you want multi-color add a pause and perform a filament swap.

Coming up with a workable ruleset was a challenge for this tile. The biggest baked-in issue is that if your board is non-standard, you'll have to get creative with mapping the tile face grid to the real board. A different tile I have in the works will work with relative positions. Let me know your feedback! Big thanks to [NoStepOnDeez](https://thangs.com/designer/NoStepOnDeez) for workshopping the rules with me, and for the inspiration for the tile container design (linked as a remix parent).

Enjoy!


Hextraction Battleship Tile

battleship_extended_lid.stl

battleship_standard_lid.stl

battleship_tile_base.stl

battleship_tile_extended.3mf

battleship_tile_standard.3mf

battleship_boat_2L.stl

battleship_boat_3L.stl

battleship_boat_4L.stl

battleship_peg.stl

battleship_card_base.stl

battleship_card_details.stl

battleship_card_solid.stl

Ragnarök begins when Jörmungandr the World Serpent makes it to the board.
Introducing the first _customizable-triple-folding-combo-forbidden-effect-tile_ for Hextraction! Let's get into it.

This tile is a triple folding combo: each tile is connected via links and magnets keep it closed when not in use. Simply unfold, tuck the long link into the middle, and place it on the board if space is available. 

Its customizable: the tail can be swapped out for any standard double lane tile (e.g. original [double lanes](https://thangs.com/designer/NoStepOnDeez/3d-model/Hextraction%20Double%20Lane%20Tiles-1061128) or my [Riptide exit](https://thangs.com/designer/cadeluca/3d-model/Hextraction%20Riptide%20Tile-1130359?source=mymodels)). The head and middle cannot be swapped, else the assembly couldn't deploy or fold properly.

The forbidden effect: Honestly, I suggest voting the effect off and enjoying the novelty of the tile itself, but it's there if you want it! Overdrive without a full board is the diastrous reality of Ragnarök, and is thus Forbidden. If you are a fan of Norse mythos **_and_** have a ton of Hammer tiles, you are in luck.

**Rules Card Text**
Forbidden - Ongoing: Overdrive is active while this tile is on the board. This tile can only be destroyed by a Hammer tile.

**Assembly Instructions**
1. Print the 3 body tiles, 1 standard link, and 1 long link. 
2. Match the shorter link slots up on the Tail and Middle. Put the standard link in place and jam snippets of filament through the hinge axis, then cut the filament flush.
3. Match the Head to the Middle's longer link slot. Put the long link in place, repeat the filament hinge install step.
4. Test that balls can roll through and that the combo folds properly. When folding, the bottom of Head and Middle should contact, and the top of Middle and Tail should contact.
5. (Optional) Glue 4 6x2mm magnets in place (Head: 1 on bottom; Middle: 1 on top and bottom; Tail: 1 on top).

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