Hadrian's Wall Insert (Sleeved)

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Sleeve Compatibility
This insert is designed and tested to fit all cards fully sleeved in 100 micron sleeves (I personally use Rebel ones) . Path cards sit snug in their dedicated holder (not tight — no fighting to pull them out), while the remaining card holders have a bit of extra breathing room, so shuffling and dealing stay smooth even with premium-weight sleeves.

Instead of tossing all your wooden bits into one bin, this insert features a 5-compartment storage tray that separates meeples and resource tokens into their own dedicated slots. No more digging through a mixed pile mid-turn — everything has its place, and setup/teardown is fast and clean.

Between the card holders and the token tray, there's a small strip of leftover space to tuck away a few pencils or dry erase markers .

A Note on Lid Fit
Because this insert is built around fully sleeved cards, you will notice lid lift once everything is packed in (visible in the photos). This is expected and easy to manage two ways:

• Remove some sheets and store them separately (outside the insert) — this is what I personally do, since I run laminated sheets and am waiting for the The Anarchy/Hadrian's Wall dry erase boards.
• Leave it as-is. The lift is present, but the box still closes securely, and the gap naturally reduces over time as game sees play with 2 sheets being used per player per game.

Edit: I just got the dry-erase Hadrian's Wall/The Anarchy sheets and if you remove one whole bundle of sheets and store it elsewhere and leave the other in the box, there will be no lid lift.

Vertical Storage Friendly
I design all of the inserts with that in mind as I store 99% of games vertically. The box stores perfectly well on its side on a shelf. Meeples and tokens stay contained in a slide-in cover box , and the card holders keep cards in check.