GI Joe Deck-building Game

for G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game (2021) Layer by Layer

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✓ Covers G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game: The Crimson Veil Expansion, G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game: Silent Interlude Expansion, G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game: Coldsnap Expansion +1 more Expansions this print stores alongside the base game

✓ No lid lift The box opens and closes without lifting the insert out

Designer's Description

These are split into two different groups. One for the base box and one for the Raise the Flagg(RTF) box which ahve been appended with RTF.

This will hold all expansions and promos for the GI Joe Deck-building Game in the base box and RTF expansion box except for the dice tower. Lid lift is equal to rulebooks and anything else on top of it. The inserts are flush with the top of the box. I would have preferred to have New Alliances instead of Silent Interlude in the base box but the boards did not fit so it was shifted to the RTF box with all the big boards. All lettering was added through the slicer.

Parts with x and a number in the name need that many to complete the insert. The dividers are really optional but I find they make picking a specific mission a bit nicer.

Base Box
These will hold everything from the base game, Shadow of the Serpent, Coldsnap, and Silent Interlude expansions.

Estimate about 630g to print

RTF Box(RTF appended files)
These will hold RTF, New Alliances, and Crimson Veil. The Jets and Carrier parts are optional. The jets will still fit in the insert but the Jets part will give you nice little bin to hold just the jets. The Carrier part is probably best skipped unless you need to store the box on it's side. It will keep things in place if you need side storage. It is also 256mm long so it will not fit on some print beds.

Estimate about 700g to print
Optional Parts add about 120g

My insert design philosophy has a few core principles I tend towards but don't always 100% follow.

1. Cards that are held in hand or shuffled are sleeved. In most cases this means if there is a pool of cards available, only the ones currently in use will be sleeved as a way to distinguish which are currently the active deck. There will be some extra room for more cards to be sleeved but not enough for all.
2. Components to table faster. Tokens in trays that can be put on the table and used. Characters in individual inserts containing all cards and chits for that character.
3. No lid lift. Hate it.
4. Keep components in original box.
5. Reduce the shelf space used for the game.