Marvel Champions LCG Insert

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TL;DR: - Yes, this fits sleeved cards (I use Arcane Tinmen's Sleeves, which are not snug fit) - Yes, there is some lid lift but ONLY if you put the rulebooks in the box - Yes, there are named separators for every hero and encounter/campaign set in the game (and I'm still playing the game and updating this Thing as more are released) - No, it is just barely not flip-proof (I tried, but it was too finnicky with the middle tray) - Yes, this assumes you have your non-hero specific player cards in a binder separately (separators for Basic/Aspect cards are included in case you wanna store them in your box, but I can't vouch for whether they will fit) I Like Things Neat So when I got into Marvel Champions, I couldn't find an insert online (there might be others out there now) that worked with sleeved cards and had named separators for every set to make them easy to find. I wanted it, so I made it. Now you can have it too! Yes, my Fusion360 archive librarian AI is very upset with me. Because of the height of the box, the width of non-snug sleeves, and the text size required to come out visible without a .25mm nozzle (and by Thor, I would not want to print all these separators with that!) it became necessary to make the dividers stick about 1.5mm out of the box if you have them standing up tall. The very easy solution is to simply have your cards leaning slightly. But that is not a problem, seeing as you need to keep enough space to get fingers into the box to get cards out anyway. That finger space can be leaning space while in storage. Again because of the height of the box and the width of non-snug sleeves, it is mathematically impossible to have all the (at the time of writing) 8 rulebooks in the core box on top of the cards and token storage without lid lift. With really heavily leaning cards (read 45 degrees or so) you could do it, for a while, before we get more books. If you hate lid lift, keep the books on the side, maybe in your binder? If you don't mind the lid lift, you can have them in the box. See picture for the amount of current lid lift. Even with the books in the box, there is no pressure down on sleeves or separators, as the books lie on the insert itself, so no risk of component damage. The middle tray is made to be lifted out and onto the table. This tray is not flip proof. The cards mostly stay put unless you shake the box violently (in which case you have bigger problems and should put the box down now and go see a professional) but the first player token and hero health dials can move a bit. It's not a big deal, in my experience. You need to take them out at the start of the game anyway. I tried to redesign this part to be flip-proof but it was too finnicky. Remixes on this part are very welcome if you can be bothered. The token trays are flip proof unless you have the rule books in the box. If you do, a few might occasionally move a little. Eh. In the pictures, nothing is painted, as I find the text legible enough without it. Long live Bold Rockwell. Currently, I use the core box and two expansion boxes to store everything (up to and including Mad Titan's Shadow). You might be able to squeeze it down into the core + 1 exp box, but I wouldn't, unless you have reeeeally thin fingers. I mean, you kept those boxes for their pretty artwork anyway, right?..... Right?! No, you can't donate to me. No, I'm sorry, I appreciate your insistence, but I really do not accept donations. If you like this and are sad about the lack of a donation button, donate to Wikipedia. UPDATE Added separators for Basic and Aspect cards if you like to store your player cards in a box.