The Broken TokenMage Knight Box Organizer - Wood Storage Box with Multiple Removable Trays and Dividers for Cards and Tokens - Wooden Game Organizer

Mage Knight is a wonderful game but there are many pieces to store and I haven't found the set up to be quick. I moved to a plastic box which sort of worked but the cards ended up being grouped around and tied with a rubber band. This never excited me and contributed to a lack of game time.I'm much more satisfied with this box organizer. I wasn't thrilled to read that some glue was required but as it turned out I didn't need to apply any as everything holds together well. The instructions were good, although you should allow about an hour to put everything together.In terms of performance, the organizer is great. Everything fits for the core set, Krang, and the Legion expansion except I had to put two sets of character level up tokens in a different area. The organizer would ideally have included extra card seperators but that's being picky and it certainly isn't a deal breaker. Some of storage boxes rest on others and therefore pull out which I thought was neat. Overall, the wood cutting is precise and the organizer fits snugly in the game box.If you like this game and play it regularly, I would definitely recommend the box organizer. The price (about $30) did make me hesitate but I'm glad I went ahead because the ease of pulling out and storing cards has led to more frequent playings.

This is a very well constructed boxing system for Mage Knight ! I recently written a review on this item but posted it under Shades of Tezla review ! Well first of all it holds all of the expansion sets plus the core set ! There is room left for more cards but no more room for anything else! So if Mage Knight comes with future expansions figure and cards this will work but more card dividers will be required. I will probably make my own dividers from 1/32 plywood . Now to the actual construction of this kit the wood is of high quality plywood very nicley lazer cut the pieces fit together perfectly . I use a exato knife to separate the little nubs and sanded them all if you twist the pieces to break the nubs you will more than likely damage the plywood an this is to nice of a set to do that ! Plus this not exactly a cheap investment to damage . Then after all the pieces were pre fitted I used Elmer's glue and masking tape to ensure a square and stable fit all in all the completed assembly time took me about 1 hour and 45 minutes . As I stated earlier I gave a review under the wrong item and originally I gave this item only 4 stars because I have not yet assembled it yet an stated I would write a updated review after its completion and all I can say if you love to play Mage Knight as much as I do this is an absolute must for for your game ! Nice job to The Broken Token !

I have three different Broken Token storage boxes. I started with King of Tokyo's which is great, then Dead of Winter which is phenomenal, and now I just purchased and assembled the storage box for Mage Knight.Unfortunately my review is going to be tainted with my recently assembled Dead of Winter box. DoW's solution provided tightly fitting cubicles requiring no additional glue or tape, it has dividers for EACH type of card, has lazer etching for certain areas, dang thing even comes with its own, unique starting token. As for Mage Knight, everything I just mentioned is not the case. There are not enough dividers in the card area to properly divide each type of card. In the token box, I would have liked a few more dividers in there as well. You MUST tape or glue the various boxes and main outline of the wooden case or it will fall apart. There's also no lazer etching which, while not necessary, is just a very helpful touch.Now this is still a great product and as this organizer does separate everything much better than the original box insert did. However, relative to Broken Token's other organizers, this one is not polished nearly as well.

I put this thing together last night and it is beautiful. Everything fits perfectly and makes organizing this very complicated game much simpler. The Mana tokens can be separated by color and you can keep them in the wood tray during play to keep them separated. There is enough clearance for you to be able to sleeve all the cards and they fit snugly. It gives you the option to install the spacers the way you want. They even added a space on top for the fame board and rulebooks to fit without sliding around. There is not much to complain about, you just need a tiny amount of wood glue in strategic locations when you assemble and you are golden. The Frame fits the box perfectly, everything seems seamless, clean, and now very organized. I used a bit of sandpaper to clean up the edges of the pieces, not necessary but is useful. It says you need tape, you really don't need tape but it doesn't hurt. I am very satisfied with this product. There is plenty of extra room for more things after you are done organizing.

Bought this for Star Trek Frontiers hoping that it would work just as it does for Mage Knight. I was pleasantly surprised that the assembled product fits perfectly in the Star Trek box (ST has a front flap design). It accommodates everything for Star Trek and the Return of Khan Expansion with some room to spar in the off chance that they expand ST further.There was some very minor alterations that needed to occur to fit the Borg and ship minis. To accommodate the Borg minis the center divider of the miniature storage tray needs to be omitted. The Borg minis lay flat and the ship minis stand upright between the Borg cubes. The only issue was that the Khan mini is a good deal bigger than the other ship minis. Since there is extremest room in the card storage area, Khan stands up perfectly in there.In my opinion, Broken Token could easily market this as a Star Trek organizer. It works perfectly and there is extra room for future expansions. Another great product!