Insert compatible with Clank!®, and the Sunken Treasures®, The Mummy’s Curse®, Gold and Silk® and Acquisitions Incorporated: Upper Management Pack® expansions. The design provides both efficient storage and improved game play. Many of the trays can be utilised during the game, and they greatly aid set-up and clear-away times. The boards act as a lid on top of the trays. The insert is arranged in layers and also has space for the soon to be released Temple of the Ape Lords® expansion components, but not for the expansion's board. Note also the cloth bag rolled up on the left. There are six trays for storing the large cards. Two of these are for horizontal storage of the dungeon deck. The other four are for vertical storage of the expansion dungeon decks, the reserve cards and the Acquisitions Incorporated® starter decks. Each of these four trays also have a slot in the front for the base game starter decks. All cards can be sleeved with quality sleeves. There is one tray for the Temple of the Ape Lords® expansion board overlay tiles and other tokens. The next tray shown is for the wooden monster meeples. There is a tray for the market items, dragon cubes, and other tokens, and a tray for the artifacts and minor/major secrets. Each player has their own tray for their player pieces. There are two trays for the Acquisitions Incorporated: Upper Management Pack® miniatures, and two trays for the coins. the last tray shown is for the pyramid die, and the curse and web tokens. As mentioned above all the trays can be used during the game to organise the components and make access by all players easy. Once the insert is packed into the box you need to next place the four game boards on top (note there is not space in the insert for the fifth board from Temple of the Ape Lords®). This is followed by the rule books as shown. Lastly you need to place the Acquisitions Incorporated player boards and two of the markets on top of everything else. This will fill the box to the top and the game can be stored vertically.
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