Top crate box was warped and so it doesnt sit nicely on the bottom frame. Otherwise its great quality like id expect from broken token!
I put this together yesterday. The player token boxes look fine. The card tray was a bit awkward to put together just because it was so big and relatively intricate, but I think it'll work.
The ones I'm concerned about are the board tray and the resource token tray. The board tray has some long narrow pieces that are supposed to fit up against each other, but some warping made it difficult to hold all the pieces together while the glue dried.
The acrylic resource tray lids need more clearance. They're very tight, and I broke the glue holding one of the corners trying to slide a lid onto one of the trays
These coins are based off historical examples. They have good weight, are solidly crafted, and look fantastic. Perfect for Geld in Ravenfeast or for whatever your needs may be.
I love these mini card storage boxes and the extra dividers are wonderful. These do seem to be different from the previous ones I have purchased but such is life.
Easy enough to assemble, and fits all current Star Wars content in the core box with minimal lid lift. Thanks Broken Token!
You wouldnt instinctively think card stock makes a lot of sense for money tokens, but I think they genuinly rock.
Others talk about their uses in board and card games, and I'm with yall there.
But if you do pen and paper roleplaying, set in any sort of science fiction setting, these are amazing substitutes to give your players. It feels difrent when you have a stack of cash, eather than a scribbled number on a sheet of paper.
Genuinly reccomend it. My only issue, is that there arent more of them, and more of them in higher denomination values. Though they are cheap, so bulk buying them isnt that bad, unless your own wallet is already hurting.
Be mindful of that, but these are great if you want em.
Saved the best for last. Already have the silver and bronze sets, now the trifecta is complete. Nice heft to them. Shipping was hassle free and arrived on time nice and safe. Another great item from The Broken Token. Will be back soon for more items. Thank you
The dividers work great with the original system, allowing us to store more expansions in the same amount of space. Thank you!
This is the first Broken Token product that has truly let me down. To start with, the organizer doesn't fit the manuals or game board. That's a big problem. Assembly is also fairly fiddly with some really weirdly shaped trays and flimsy pieces being unsupported. The crate is a bit of a disaster with the way the lid gets sandwiched together requiring multiple large panels with many tongues to get glued together perfectly and then held firmly together on edges and corners to prevent gapping. If you don't have clamps, don't even try it. Additionally the way that some of the cut outs for the cute little acrylic windows are cut are incredibly prone to breakage. Be very careful when assembling.
On a less important note, but still good to know:
Dragon Shield sleeves fit *just* barely. They overflow the trays by a card or two but if you compress them when you up the top trays on them they'll stay put. It's fiddly.
Also:
Nature Incarnate does not fit in this box at all if you have that expansion
They have a great feel, weight, and size to them. However, I think I'd prefer a finish that appears more used or worn. They are pristinely shiny.
A great weight and size for a lot of different games and uses. These coins have a nice worn/antique look to them
Works as advertised. Holds all expansions sleeved. There is still a slight box lift, but hardly noticeable. Absolutely essential as the original box organization is so bad. Dramatically decreases setup time and makes it more likely to hit the table.
These Japanese themed coins work as the perfect upgrade to The White Castle. Super happy!
I had so much fun building my first organizers from the Broken Token I had to buy a new game just so I could order another! They're so cute and fun.
I really like these coins evoking the feudal era of Japan. I use them not for game play but for magic. A flat coin held in a spectators hand spontaneously bends in the middle. These coins are great for the story I tell around the magic. They are solid, have a good weight and a great feel in the hand. My volunteers have all commented on the impressive nature of these coins. One bit I particularly like is that the characters on the coin, when translated by Google translate, say "Fake thing", which i find wonderful and matches my use of them. Great stuff. Keep it up
Greatly built and love the details of all the villains on the side, it makes storing all of them so much easier! The wood smell is also a nice bonus.
Fits the width of Dominion cards perfectly, even with sleeves (https://sleevekings.com/products/sleeve-kings-euro-card-sleeves-59x92mm-110-pack-60-microns-6). I found this case by following this guide: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2335481/a-guide-for-storing-sleeving-and-playing-dominion/page/1. Would highly recommend following the guide if you're a Dominion enthusiast and plan on having many expansions. This case can probably hold 4-5 expansions.