Above And Below Inlay Set

With the top layer removed you can see the second layer of trays underneath.  You can see at the top of the box two filler trays used to keep all the other trays in position. 

There are trays for the goods, cider and potion tokens. The trays are made with separate slots for each type, and can be placed next to the game board during game play. The tray slots are sufficiently large to work also with the wooden resource tokens if you have them. 

These are the four trays for the coins, villagers, and dice. The empty tray is for storage of the components that come with the Expanded Edition® expansion.

These are the large card trays which form part of the bottom layer of the insert. All cards can be sleeved, FFG sleeves have been used in testing. The two inverted trays are the filler trays mentioned above.

As mentioned above all the trays can be used during the game to organise the components and make access by all players easy. This also speeds up setup and clear-away times.

The game boards, rules and encounter book fit in a recess on top of the lower trays. The encounter book goes first, with the boards next and rulebook last. This provides space for the ring binder on the encounter book.