GLOOMHAVEN ORGANIZER DIY FULL
GLOOMHAVEN ORGANIZER DIY PLUS

This includes the monster trays, the terrain trays, the status tray, the token trays, etc. This solution features extensive etching across the various trays to speed your setup and play of the game.

This allows the trays to stack together for storage and allow for the larger second edition bases. The tray lids also have a small cutout to allow for this pass through from other trays. If you have the larger second edition minis, our tray bottoms are designed to allow the base to pass through up to 2mm so that your tray lid will close. To account for this, each character tray has two mini cutouts to account for the uniform 25mm base size from first edition and a larger cutout to account for second edition variances. This anomaly appears to be a quality issue. Some of the second edition mini bases match the sizes of the first edition and some don’t.

Note: The Gloomhaven second edition+ minis have wildly varying base sizes, unlike the first edition mini bases, which are all very uniform based on our copies and reports we have received. There is also room to fold your character sheet and place it in the tray as well. With that said, some of the character classes will allow all cards to be sleeved and stored safely in the trays. These trays are designed to allow you to store your active cards sleeved, but unused cards are intended to be stored unsleeved. The lid has a small cutout to display the character class symbol. This kit includes eighteen (18) character storage trays with lids that store each individual character’s cards, tokens, minis, and character boards. These are an amazing touch for an amazing game and are required given how the game exposes more options as you progress however, if you are willing to spend additional money to buy a storage solution for what is arguably one of the most unique games of the decade, why settle for a wood tray that simply holds cardboard boxes that will wear out over time and through continued use? While it did increase the cost of the solution over competing options, we engineered the storage solution that we felt the game deserved.Īs you know, Gloomhaven includes many small, thin cardboard boxes. Our design philosophy for this custom storage solution for Gloomhaven differs from the approach taken by others. All fourteen pounds of this kit will arrive on your doorstep, ready to be assembled filled in order to provide an amazing storage solution for your game! This storage solution includes thirty (30) trays.

GLOOMHAVEN ORGANIZER DIY FULL

That joy is something that can’t be bought.Our Gloomhaven storage solution includes support for all editions of this wonderful game and full support for Forgotten Circles components. To counter argue my own point, it does feel really good to use something I made with my own hands and to be able to tell everyone else that I made it from scratch. Economic profit and accounting profit are different. After it was all said and done, I realized had I worked those 30 hours instead, I could have bought a better insert and had money left over. It looks amazing and it only costs me the paper and glue (which I already had). I made a scythe insert from scratch using card stock.

Had you worked for those 10 hours instead of making this, you could have afforded to purchase a REALLY nice organizer.

I’m assuming from conception to final product it took you about 10 hours?Įven if you had a minimum wage job, the economic cost of you making this is $80. For using stuff just lying around the house, this almost looks store boughtīut, $0 might be financially how much it costs you but not economically.

GLOOMHAVEN ORGANIZER DIY PLUS

You can remove and change most of the dividers, so you can fit the long pieces no bother, and the spare dividers are quite nice for separating cards (e.g the current city deck).Īll in all, it's £2 plus the effort of cutting out all the pieces - and although it's not perfect (I espect to change some things as I actually play the game), it's quite nice for using very few additional materials.įirst of all: GREAT WORK. One holds all the tokens (e.g money/objectives/damage), and the other holds the standees/overlay tiles. There's these component organisers (originally designed for screws) from Poundland - as you might have guessed, a pound each - and I got two of them. It's pretty easy to do (you basically trace the standee, then whittle a bit further to get the right depth), and gives quite good results (I have practically zero crafing know-how, but they pretty much all fit flush in the foam). Using the provided foam in the packaging, I carved out spaces for all the monster standees (You can use pretty much anything sharp - I went with a pair of tweezers). Nice! I managed to get something pretty cheap as well (not quite $0, but pretty close):

Gloomhaven organizer diy