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Shadespire Storage Box

Shadespire Storage Box

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The Box!

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The box itself! at the moment fairly plain and standard, I'm still working out some of the dimensions and tweaking them a little but for now everything fits together fairly well. The box itself! at the moment fairly plain and standard, I'm still working out some of the dimensions and tweaking them a little but for now everything fits together fairly well.
The front section is removed revealing space for 5-6 shadespire boards, two large trays for miniatures (potentially 4+ warbands) two card and dice draws and 2 token draws and at both sides there is an additional storage hole for extra unused cards etc...The front section is removed revealing space for 5-6 shadespire boards, two large trays for miniatures (potentially 4+ warbands) two card and dice draws and 2 token draws and at both sides there is an additional storage hole for extra unused cards etc...
The whole kit on display and ready for a game.The whole kit on display and ready for a game.
The card trays were designed to have the front missing cards can be easily drawn from the pile without removing the decks, the final compartment also doubles up as a handy place to roll die.The card trays were designed to have the front missing cards can be easily drawn from the pile without removing the decks, the final compartment also doubles up as a handy place to roll die.
I created 10 character trays to go with the set, each has space for a character card, 6 upgrade cards and a small compartment for damage tokens.I created 10 character trays to go with the set, each has space for a character card, 6 upgrade cards and a small compartment for damage tokens.
Finally the front section of the box separates into two play trays with 4 compartments for action trackers, a slide counter to track what round its on (just encase you've had a couple of drinks) and two compartments for glory tokens and spent glory.Finally the front section of the box separates into two play trays with 4 compartments for action trackers, a slide counter to track what round its on (just encase you've had a couple of drinks) and two compartments for glory tokens and spent glory.
The slide counter is simple but effective, just slide up one tile once a round is over.The slide counter is simple but effective, just slide up one tile once a round is over.

That is the project so far, I will eventually paint up the box and add on a few more little details but I’m also eager to hear any feedback or ideas which i may be able to add onto the final plans.

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