WROTH board game insert for all expansions

Compatible with any/all expansion

Also includes a No AMS version for single color printing.

I like Wroth, especially the visuals, so I incorporated each faction's banner on their respective bins.

Each bin holds the troop dice, troop markers, feat cards, and scenario cards for its faction. You can also print optional trays for the dice and markers.

The 8th faction bin has the Wroth logo. This one is used for all of the general tokens (all-seeing die, round die, VP tokens, etc.).

The bins have sliding lids that lock in place, and the final result has no lid lift. There's just enough room left for the reference cards and the manual.

Regarding the map playmat roll protector:

"Hey, that looks like a nice fit. Tight! Maybe too tight? How the hell do you get that stuff out once it's all in there?"

I'm glad you asked, because I noticed the same problem AFTER I had printed everything.

I made two sets of alternate map playmat protectors to address this. Both have finger grooves that make it easy to remove the blocks. The first set has the grooves placed on the outside corners of the block (still a bit tricky if you have big fingers). The second set has larger grooves on the top of the blocks. Once either block is out, the rest is a piece of cake. Pick whichever version you find most pleasing! That said, I actually really like how things look as they are, and I got used to it anyway. It's the version I like to show, but I fully expect some people would rather use the alternates.

• 8 x Player Box

• 1 x Each faction lid ( Aldan , Guild , Koda , Ooglan , Paldeyn , Runen , Venna )

• 1 x Wroth lid

• 1 x Roll protector - Left side

• 1 x Roll protector - Right side

• 1 x Side box (Corra Gem Chest)

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1 x Side lid (Corrage Gem Chest Lid)

Optional

• 7 x Dice Tray (Troop dice)

• 7 x Marker Tray (Troop markers)

Very optional
If you don't like the Roll Protector, there are two alternate versions available with finger grooves to help make it easier to remove them.

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