Wonderlands War Deluxe Organizer for Acrylic Boards

Note: this is NOT a “general purpose” organizer for Wonderlands War. It was specifically created to make room for my dual-layer laser cut acrylic overlays, which take up a LOT of space in the box. It also has room for the Shards of Madness expansion.

This insert replaces the original plastic bottom tray, and the original plastic chip tray from inside the deluxe chip box.

Now, all the chips AND cards fit into the deluxe chip box, along with a few tokens. The chip holders double as Ally card displays (see photos). There are several similar designs already available for this, I just created a new one to fit in this box correctly with the card trays. Wonderlandian chips are split into two stacked trays, easy to place on the table. There are four “large” card trays, for the Wonderlandians, the Shards of Madness Wonderlandians, the player cards (Ally reference and wager cards), and the ABCD Ally display cards. Two “medium” card trays hold the Quests (with an optional divider to separate the expansion quests) and the Tea&Crumpet cards. A small insert above the Tea&Crumpet cards holds the shard die, region scoring tiles, and 3p/4p blocker tiles

The bottom of the box contains the 5 acrylic player boards, player faction bags, individual player bins (dump all the player's components in, no need to sort out their chips, supporters, die, score markers, etc), and madness shards.

There are two corner brackets which secure the main board, and which double as storage for the standee bases (see photos).

Some of the components here may interest you, even if you don't have acrylic player board overlays, so I'm uploading everything I've done. Feel free to remix bits and pieces to suit your needs.

The only part that needs supports is the large shard tray, which slots into the top of the small shard tray. In case you don't like supports, I've also included a support-less version that will just rest on top of the small shard tray, just not as securely.

The included pictures are sorted to show assembling the box from bottom to top, followed by the inside of the deluxe chip box.