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Insert and Organizer for Hunted: Kobyashi Tower
BOX... SO... SMALL... True story, this was the first insert I attempted to design and it was a complete failure. There were so many tokens, dice and cards that nothing worked, so I went off and did twenty other games and learned two things. First, small box games are the hardest games to setup and store. Second, there's no reason why #1 should be true, given sufficient imagination.
This insert has two trays. One for cards, which is designed to stay in the box. It'll hold sleeved cards (!) and each tray has carve-outs which indicate which cards should go in which tray, so you don't have to figure that out every time you play. The second tray holds dice and the tokens. Again, there's carve-outs which indicate which tokens go where. The net effect is faster setup, gameplay, and storage. Yippie-ki-yay right back at you Hans...
Details:
- The token tray can be easily used during gameplay for on-table organization.
- The card tray doesn't need to be removed from the case. It's slightly snug in-place which means you can use it without it wiggling around on you.
- Plenty of room to pull tokens from the trays with additional wobble room for manufacturing differences.
- All cards fit, with and without sleeved cards.
About Sleeves:
1. Tested with Sleeve Kings Perfect Fit SKS-7711 (my recommendation) and SKS-8810 (63.5 x 89mm).
2. It's a snug fit, so be careful when closing the box.
3. Maximum sleeve thickness: 60 microns. Premium sleeves (100 microns) not supported.
Included:
- Instructions and printing recommendations
- STL files for all trays
- Bambu Studio 3MF and Standard 3MF files
- Reference images
Note: Game, card sleeves, and other pieces not included. This is an unofficial fan-made product made with love and respect.
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