Dominion Box Inserts

Replacement box organizers for the Dominion base game (2nd edition) and several of the expansions. These inserts are designed for use with cards sleeved with non-premium sleeves, such as those from sleevedominion.com*. I do not expect these to work with premium sleeved cards.

Revision History

• 09JUNE2023 - Added Adventures v2 files as well as the Adventures Token Organizer (ATO) box. This box is sized similarly to Zach's boxes, but it is much taller. It does not fit anywhere in the original box inserts card slots. It also looks like a rad design stolen straight from Saved by the Bell.
• 17MAY2023 - Added Seaside 2nd Ed. files. 
• 13MAY2023 - Added Prosperity 2nd Ed. v2 files to better fit Zachrandir's boxes.
• 06MAY2023 - Added Intrigue 2nd Ed. files.
• 05MAY2023 - Added Renaissance v2 files. The slots for the wood tokens and coins were resized to more closely match the size of Zachrandir's token boxes.
• 04MAY2023 - Added .stl files for Dark Ages
• 03MAY2023 - Initial Release

Provided Models

Each model is provided in two ways:

• Quadrants
• Full Size

Full Size

The full size model is 288.5 x 288.5mm and should print on larger printers such as a Prusa XL or an Elegoo Neptune Plus. 

Quadrants

If I didn't mess up the Quadrant models, they should print on “normal” sized printers such as the Prusa Mini or larger. I'm doing all of my printing on a MK3S+.  If I did mess them up, you can always cut up the full size model in your preferred slicer to whatever size you need.

Once printed, the four quadrants can be placed directly into the game/expansions bottom box. These inserts are heavy, weighing in at about 700g (1.5 lbs). I suggest taping or gluing the quadrants together to improve the strength. Personally, I tape the four quadrants together with small pieces of packing tape, then wrap the entire outer perimeter in packing tape. This adds significant strength when you pick up the box from a corner without supporting the bottom.

The Jigsaw Puzzle

Once the quadrants are printed, you'll need to arrange them properly. I didn't add anything to them to ensure they're arranged correctly, but there's only four parts. Jigsaw puzzles for toddlers start out at 9 parts, so I don't anticipate problems. All slots should line up reasonably well with the card guides.

Print Settings

These parts do not require significant strength, keep in mind that they're replacing very flimsy plastic. I used the following settings for printing:

1. First layer = 0.2mm
2. One bottom layer - Realistically, the part doesn't need a bottom layer, but will need at least a brim to assist in adhesion. Using a single bottom layer, instead of a brim, will add about 15 minutes to the print time, but also adds significant (though unnecessary) strength to the final part.
3. 0.6mm nozzle with 0.4mm layer height - This cuts down printing time significantly, but 0.4mm nozzle is perfectly fine for printing this model.
4. Lightning infill at either 10% or 15% - Again, we don't need a lot of strength for this part, so lightning infill is fantastic on this model.

Test Prints

There's a CardSlotTest model that is provided. This model contains four slots for cards, intended to hold 10, 15, 30, and 40 cards each. This can be printed to ensure that your sleeved cards will fit nicely before you commit to printing a large model.

Worried about Printing a Large Model?

Slice the model at a Z height of 28mm, keeping the lower portion and discarding the top. Then slice it again at a height of 26.5mm, keeping the upper part this time.

This isn't a super quick print, but if you do this for each quadrant, you can put your card guide in the slot and verify that each of the card slots lines up. You can also attempt to slip your cards through the test prints to make sure they'll fit.

Want Something Else?

Token Organizers?

https://www.printables.com/model/310337-dominion-token-boxes

These things are fantastic! Zachrandir devised a simple storage solution that slips right into the original box inserts. There are a couple of different thicknesses of his boxes, some for narrow slots and some for wider slots.

As I create these inserts, I've been adding in appropriately sized slots for these boxes.

Have an expansion I don't have?

I can still design a box insert. I'll just need the following information:

• A scan of the card guide for the expansion. Preferably, this is taken on a flatbed scanner at 300 DPI.
• The number of cards that go into each slot
  • For example, in Renaissance, Border Guard has 10 cards plus the horn and the lantern for a total of 12 cards. 
• Any oddities about the expansion that need to be resolved
  • For example, in the Plunder expansion, there are 40 types of kingdom cards shoved into 20 slots that are each meant for 10 cards. My updated Plunder insert breaks these up into individual slots of appropriate sizes.

Have premium sleeved cards?

I can possibly update the design to allow for the thicker cards. I'll need to know what brand of sleeves you're using and how thick a stack of 10 cards, 15 cards, 20, and 30 cards is. There will likely be a bit of back and forth between us as I spin up some test models, but we should be able to make it happen.

* I am neither affiliated with nor do I endorse sleevedominion.com. I only use their sleeves and made these organizers to fit them. I'd expect most thin-style sleeves to be similar and likely work in this organizer.