Arcs Board Game Player Base Game & Campaign Component Organizers

To help facilitate getting the game out of the box and into players' hands, this organizer takes inspiration from the trays of “Eclipse: Second Dawn” (I have not played but seen review of). I love the wooden components so much, they have so much charm.

In-box storage becomes player aid for strategizing and quick reference to resources. In a glance, available Ships and Agents are assessable when bargaining and planning.

The expansion's vacuum-form save-state trays are excellent storage for the campaign, but these organizers enhance the same space in the campaign box, as well as taming some of the base box's components.

Campaign save-state storage double as base game deck boxes, so upgrading to the expansion wastes minimal printed parts.

These organizer trays store all wooden and cardboard player components from both the base game and the campaign expansion, and fit into the deep well of the campaign box along with save state deck boxes.

During play, lids will nest under component and card trays to keep tidy and functional.

Fates Tray & Lid is intended for a base-game box storage, as the campaign box's storage space seems adequate. If you upgrade to the expansion, you can still use this box elsewhere.

Token Trays (A, B, and C) & Lid (x3) are intended for a campaign box storage in the Fate cards wells.

Quantities of prints are marked in the file names for parts that require multiples. For 210mmx250mm machines like the i3, Mk4 family of machines, I have provided pre-mouse-eared STLs for many components and grouped parts that minimize the number of color changes needed (at least for my own use).

Also included is an SVG for a large form replacement wedge for laying over the board instead of the original small, circular hyperlane tokens. I cut this on my laser in 100pt chipboard, laminated with spacey, decorative papers and painted the edge.

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