This insert is for the base game alone.

My goals with inserts are to make it easy to set up a game for play, and even easier to put it away for storage. This is why I avoid using specific slots and dividers that involve the need to separate components, like different valued coins and tokens that are easy enough to differentiate during play.

At the same time, some components need organizing for play, like the player meeples. The tray designed for them can be used during play, and allows visualization of the resources they unlock. It was based on This model, but this version is for the base game alone.

I also made a tray to hold extra player components while also holding the meeples inside the box, so that it's Shake test resistant.

The dice are stored based on player count, the “free” ones are used in all player count, the ones inside the small tray with the Carp are added for 3 and 4 players.

The (sleeved or not) cards can be stored without any specific storage solution. I made two easy origami envelopes to sort them by type/player count.

The box can be stored vertically or horizontally.