Insert compatible with Lords of Waterdeep®, and Scoundrels of Skullport® expansion. 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 rules and boards act as a lid on top of the trays.

Here you can see the top layer of trays. The trays allow for storage of each card type separately, as well as the building tiles. There are separate trays for each player, so they can take their colour pieces and use in-game. The adventurer cubes also all have separate slots to ease access. 

With the top layer removed the lower trays can be seen. These are for the other player pieces and adventurer cubes.

The card trays are removable and can be used during game play. There is space for all cards from the original game and the expansion to be sleeved in quality sleeves. We use FFG sleeves in testing.

The building trays have slots in the side to ease access, and can also be used during the game to keep the tiles tidy.

The insert has two vertical trays for cards. These are for the Lord cards, and again all can be sleeved. these two trays are higher than the other ones and keep the game board snugly in place in the box.

There are two trays for storing the four types of adventurer cubes. 

There are also two trays for storing the skulls and other tokens.

There are six trays for each player pieces. Two more similarly sized trays are for storing the coins and gem tiles.

The trays are all made to be used during game play. They can be removed from the box and placed directly on or around the game board. 

The game boards and rule books all fit neatly in the recess left on top of the two tray layers. With the box lid on flush with the bottom, the game can be easily transported and stored vertically without a problem.