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How do You store Your game?
09-09-2017, 09:41 PM
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RE: How do You store Your game?
I have an elaborate method of packing everything into two boxes. (This will probably change again when my 10AE and HP2 arrive.)

But, the main piece of advice I have, if you want to copy something I did that works well is this:

I have two Plano Pro-Latch 3500 tackle boxes that I got from Walmart. They can stack on top of each other and fit into one of the LNoE boxes, with quite a bit of spare room around them. I use them as organizers for tokens and dice. One box for "primarily Zombie things", and one box for "primarily Hero things." This way it's easy to start playing, and these boxes can sit on opposite sides of the table alongside the players so tokens can be taken from them directly and placed back into them when no longer being used.

(Along with these two tackle boxes, I also fit the card decks into the same box, each contained in a ultra pro deck box or two (various sizes), and all the Hero and Scenario cards. In a second box, I keep all the boards, the rulebooks, the soundtrack CD, and any odds and ends that didn't fit into the first box. I use separate, larger tackle boxes to carry my custom painted miniatures in, though if I had them unpainted, I would just keep them grouped in drawstring felt bags in this second box, and they would fit there fine.)

But, regardless of how you store your other stuff, using two token organizers is the most important thing, in my opinion. I really notice the difference when my group decides to play Invasion from Outer Space where all the tokens are jumbled around loose in the original box and we have to take them out and lay them on the table, then pick them up and put them back afterwards.

My Zombie box includes:

Grave weapon tokens, extra spawning pits, green spawn points, number counters, ABCD counters, radioactive ooze, lights out and taken over (I had to physically alter the box by cutting out a permanent divider to have a compartment large enough for these ones), five dice, and also half of the wound and experience tokens, for convenience. The reason I put the number counters and ABCD counters in the Zombie Box, is that in my group, the Zombie Player is typically the person in charge of reading out loud and setting up the scenario on the board... often me, lol.

My Hero box includes:

Free search/exploration counters, gas counters (and other square counters for scenario items), sewer lids, townsfolk counters, pilot/faith/ammo/supply, barricades, half of the wound and experience tokens, and three sets of five colored dice (I got a different color for each player to use), sun track position ring and scenario position ring.

Hope that helps!
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How do You store Your game? - kingbrucelee - 09-06-2017, 08:54 AM
RE: How do You store Your game? - mqstout - 09-07-2017, 09:50 PM
RE: How do You store Your game? - StayPuft - 09-08-2017, 06:30 PM
RE: How do You store Your game? - jeffd1830 - 09-09-2017 09:41 PM

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