Agemonia Character Board Organizer

I play Agemonia on a pretty small table, so I'm always looking to optimize table space. This character organizer attempts to do that by store most of the items cards vertically.
It consists of 3 parts:

1. The Pack - located on the left side. It's meant to store non-active items. It has 2 columns of card holders, each column able to hold 3 rows of cards such that each row is elevated such that the name and encumbrance of all items are visible.

2. The Quiver - located on the right size. This container can store 5 sets of cards, each set elevated above the one in front of it such that the name of the front card of each set is visible. It's perfect for storing different types of arrows, poisons, potions, or scrolls. Each compartment can hold multiple cards with the idea that you can store multiple identical arrows / poisons / potions together in one compartment.

3. Card Display - located between the Pack and the Quiver. It displays item cards so that they're fully readable. It can display 3 cards with no overlap and up to 5 cards with some overlap. It's mean to display cards that should be always be visible - pets, character specific items, unique items, or items whose effects you don't remember.

The 3 pieces connect with magnets and have a flange that connects to the character board and the extra action token board to keep things from sliding. I'm also including a one-piece version of the organizer that contains all 3 pieces connected together, although you need a sufficiently large print bed to print it. Finally, I also included the 3 pieces without flanges, in case you want to arrange them somewhere other than above the character board.
The organizer MAY take sleeved cards, but I'm not sure as I don't have my cards sleeved. If it doesn't fit and someone really wants one that does, I can upload the Fusion360 files for you to modify it as you wish.

The magnet holes are designed for these 4x1.5mm magnets (they're actually 3.9 x 1.42 mm): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Q61B559?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_15&th=1
The magnets are meant to be press-fit into the openings, but I recommend adding a bit of super-glue for them to really stay in there securely. If your holes come out too small for the magnets, you can drill them out a bit with a 5/32" drill bit. When inserting magnets, make sure that the 2 pieces that go together have the right magnet polarities.