Good hunting.

I have been frustrated over the years to be unable to find the resources to toss some tokens together, either for printing and playing or for putting maps together digitally. So, I got some assets from open game art and put them together to make a token builder kit!

I am going to continue updating this, I started it in February and have been slowly working on it for the last month.

I hope it helps you in your gaming!

I also have a tokens page where I will be putting tokens that I make for building sets and other gaming tokens here: https://j4yc33.neocities.org/battletech/GameplayTokens

And vehicle tokens (I already have some map-scale Dropship tokens as well):
https://j4yc33.neocities.org/battletech/VehicleTokens

Edit: I made this. It is unofficial. It is not affiliated with Catalyst, or FASA, or anyone else for that matter...

It has an instruction file in the zip. It is compiled as PDFs for A4, but if you just scale it down to letter paper it will work the same... The cards will just be a little bit smaller...

I have SVGs of the pages as well if anyone would like them... I will also work on making a US-Letter sized template later this week.

I have a whole set of 32 Inner Sphere cards and an additional 16 card expansion... I did this as a diversion from making a public domain token set for print and play goodness.

I haven't put them anywhere yet... I mostly want to hear what people think.

Plus a point of Elementals and some action shots!

Locust, Vulcan, Clint, and Hermes II

And I need more!

Starslayer, Chameleon, Rifleman and Dervish

Is this some kind of 40k crossover?

Back row: Orion, Banshee, Atlas, Stalker and Crockett. Front row: Helios, Caesar, Jagermech, Cataphract, Flashman, Falconer and Lancelot.

While MechWarrior 5: Clans has given us the narrative experience that fans have been craving for decades, Mercenaries has quietly continued to be the best way to explore the Inner Sphere. Originally a sandbox that leveraged procedurally-generated systems to ensure a fresh experience with every drop, expansion after expansion has repeatedly added the missing story elements that players needed to situate themselves in the BattleTech timeline.

And with Shadow of Kerensky around the corner, BattleTech fans are finally going to experience a keystone event: the Clan Invasion. To get the inside scoop on what went into making Shadow of Kerensky, and to get a brief recap on how things went with MW5: Clans‘ latest DLC, I reached out to Narrative Director Chris Lowrey. [...]

edit: mirrored the italicization in the original