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A Feast for Odin Organizer + Norwegians – Compact Storage & Gameplay System (No Lid Lift)

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Before you print
Fits sleeved cards
No lid lift
Covers A Feast for Odin: The Norwegians

This insert is designed to fully organize A Feast for Odin along with the Norwegians expansion inside the original game box.

The goal of this project is to optimize both storage density and gameplay usability , while keeping setup and teardown as fast and intuitive as possible.

✔ Fits inside the original box
✔ No lid lift
ℹ Score sheets are not included but can be placed on top with the rulebook
ℹ Not compatible with sleeved cards (insufficient space)

🎯 Design Focus

Practicality and efficiency

Fast setup and cleanup

Clear and readable organization

Easy handling of all components

Most trays are fully usable during gameplay , allowing players to place them directly on the table.

In the example shown:

Black trays → Base game

White trays → Expansion

Teal elements → Structural fillers intended to remain in the box

Other colors → Mixed components

📦 Box Organization
Modular Base Structure

The insert uses a modular base composed of 4 interlocking parts that fit snugly into the original box and create dedicated zones for all board components. This base is adapted from a design by RiftForge 3D3 .

The central circular area was modified to accommodate the custom tile tray included in this design.

Circular tile tray

A custom circular tray has been designed for weapon tiles with the following goals:

Clearly separated zones for each tile type

Excellent visibility and accessibility

Direct use during gameplay

Improved table presence

This element significantly improves handling of frequently used tiles.

Ressources trays with hinged edges

The resource trays use integrated flexible edges designed primarily to maximize space efficiency inside the box .

This articulated design allows the walls to adapt slightly, reducing gaps between components and enabling a tighter layout, while still allowing easy access during gameplay.

Dedicated resource trays for all tiles

The insert includes dedicated trays for all resource types (red, orange, green, and blue) , designed for high visibility and easy access during gameplay.

Each resource type is split across two separate trays , allowing them to be distributed around the table so multiple players can access them comfortably.

Base Game & Expansion Separation

A strong emphasis has been placed on clearly separating base game and expansion content.

Components are organized using contrasting color schemes (black and white) , making them easy to identify at a glance.

Specific elements such as boats and islands are stored in dedicated modules to avoid any confusion during setup.

(a few optional) Magnetic components

Two elements include optional magnet integration to improve handling of tightly fitted parts.

Magnets make it easier to remove and reposition trays, especially when accessing deeper layers of the insert.

🖨 Print Settings

No supports required (except for the card holder)

Print all parts flat on the build plate

Layer height: 0.2 mm recommended

Brim: not required

Material: PLA

Standard quality settings

🧲Magnets (Optional)

4× magnets (10×2 mm)

Used for two small removable trays

Completely optional

🔧 Assembly

The base consists of 4 interlocking parts assembled directly inside the box

No glue required

The circular tile tray is made of 2 parts

The top decorative ring (gold in photos) must be glued

This part is purely aesthetic and optional

All other components are independent and placed directly in their designated areas.

📝 Notes

See photos for detailed layout and component placement.

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A Feast for Odin box art A Feast for Odin 2016
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