How To Save A World Insert Organizer - Kickstarter Deluxe Edition

Just a quick insert I threw together for the loose tokens in the brand-new How to Save a world. The insert is already fantastic, but I didn’t like the “throw all the tags together in a space that barely holds them” approach. And as long as I was already taking care of the tags, I might as well throw in the other loose tokens.

The 3D printed tray lays on top of the Lab Extensions. Or under if you want to guarantee the tokens don’t escape.

The circle hole (under the head of the acrylic asteroid) is currently empty.

I’ve moved the crisis cards to the solo card bay. (I haven’t sleeved my cards but I doubt this will be a problem?). I moved the Crisis pods to the bay where the planet tags are described as going.

There are 20 of each type of planet tag. This creates 3 stacks of 7,6,7. The middle stacks are slightly raised so they’re slightly easier to get at.

EDIT 7/8/25 – Added two OPTIONAL Lids. Note: The Kickstarter insert does not need a lid. The boards laying on top of this insert will keep the pieces in place.
OPTIONAL_Lid_Full – This lid is primarily for the retail edition. Slide it on to keep the pieces in place. This lid will be too wide to fit in the kickstarter insert.
OPTIONAL_Lid_Partial – This lid is if you have the kickstarter edition but are worried about the pieces falling out. Again, you shouldn’t worry. This is unnecessary. It’s skinnier than the other lid and will (loosely) fit onto the organizer.

I used Hatchbox gold PLA, 0.4 nozzle, .2 layers.
At 15% infill, this took 25g of PLA.