Insert for Maracaibo (1st ed) and Uprising expansion

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An insert for Maracaibo and the Uprising expansion. I have tried to prioritise both setting up/packing away time. There is probably a better solution for the nation cubes, but I didn't have the patience to find it. Accommodates sleeved cards (except the story cards - what kind of loonie would sleeve those?) The coin tray and holder holds the upgraded metal coins - but should be fine with the original cardboard ones. Note that the player piece trays are sized for the (smaller) first edition discs - I have no idea if the file could be tweaked to accommodate the larger discs in later printings, but if someone wants to have a go, be my guest. The legacy tiles are stored in six trays with 6mm by 3mm diameter magnets in the corners, to hold the trays together; the insert might work without the magnets but I like the way they help avoid tiles moving around. I could have gone with a different, more space-efficient solution but I like to have the in-use tiles face-up and the unused ones face-down between games. Sleeved cards, metal coins and the insert makes the box quite heavy though! The box. Lid still fits flush. Top layer. Player boards from Uprising, plus one for the solo game (is it required? I have no idea - I never play solitaire). All the bits. Packed a bit tightly, but I couldn’t think how to add finger holes. Four trays for the cream/gold bordered project cards. Allows you to have 40 cards in each packet, so just pull one and shuffle into the brown cards and you’re good to go. Brown project cards in one holder, plus the prestige buildings and career cards in the other. Box for the story cards (including the "legacy" brown project cards - although the brown card holder is large enough for them all). The lid of the box is a holder for L38 hint tokens - simply stack them face-up at the end of your game, then next game tip them out face-down and give them a quick swish to shuffle! Quest tiles, city tiles, combat tokens and home port pieces. Holder for metal coins. Naton ownership cubes, plus the two automa decks. Player piece trays. Holds everything each player needs to start the game. Synergy tokens. Legacy tiles, in six trays. The legacy tiles can be stored face-up (unlocked) or face-down. Each well is numbered so the tiles can go back in their allotted spaces. Unfortunately it wasn’t possible to keep them in strict numerical order.