Shadespire Storage Box
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About the Project
I recently got into shadespire and damn! its a great game and its one of the few games I've managed to get my brother playing on a fairly regular basis. One problem that i have encountered is when i do take it round to other houses i tend to find that the game box itself is not adequate for transporting all of the cards tokens and miniatures as well as keeping them organised, games workshop did release a shadespire travel case...but in all honesty its a bit underwhelming for what i need. So with my design parameters in mind i put together something which i can quite easily store everything i need for an evening playing in the mirrored city.
Related Game: Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire
Related Company: Games Workshop
Related Genre: Game Aid
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The Box!
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 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.
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.
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.
