Tiny Epic Vikings Piece Organizers

Three piece organization trays for the Tiny Epic Vikings board game. These fit all pieces for the base game in separate trays which can be distributed to players and then arranged neatly at the bottom of the box.

With the shown arrangement, the base game and shamans expansion along with all cards and rulebook can fit in the box with no lid lift. The rune tray is slightly wider than the player trays, this gives some space to more easily take out the player trays as with cards inserted, it is a snug fit inside the box.

I took a different approach to some of the other organizers and wanted to share with the community, I hope it will be of use to others too!

There are three different trays total:
Player Tray
- This holds all of the colored player pieces and their three resource tokens. For a complete set print four of these trays, one per player.

Rune Tray
- This holds the nine island runes as well as the chieftain and raven tokens, the god fury markers, and one village

Villages Tray
- This holds the remaining twelve villages

NOTE:
There isn't much space in the TEV box and so the cutouts for these pieces had to get pretty close to get all pieces to fit. Because of this, tolerances in the manufacture of the wooden pieces or in the setup of any person's individual printer may mean your specific pieces may not fit in the size cutouts made by your specific printer settings. You may need to scale the print in your slicer (x and y axes) by a small percentage to make sure your pieces drop in and out without getting stuck.
I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND using your slicer to print a small 1 or 2mm height slice from the middle of each tray and using that to test that your pieces fit through the cutouts, adjusting the scaling if necessary. These thin slices print very quickly and allow you to find the correct scaling (if any) for your specific game and print settings. This way you can guarantee your pieces will fit and save time and material as well.
Please feel free to post feedback on which scaling (if any) you needed to apply to get the pieces to fit!