Munchkin Dungeon

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The new game Munchkin Dungeon has just been released, and it plays smoothly. However, numerous pieces require careful tracking during gameplay. Consequently, I addressed storage and convenience while playing. A tray is designed to hold tokens used and discarded during the game. A hinged lid keeps them securely stored during downtime, while curved bottoms make it effortless to scoop up those valuable tokens. Individual trays are provided for each player, and I printed mine with color-coding for easy identification. These trays store player-specific items in the box and hold corresponding tokens during gameplay (player-specific color pieces will be placed on the board). The individual trays neatly fit inside the dice roller tray when stored away. The dice roller tray efficiently keeps track of monster vs hero dice, making it simpler to match them up, keep unused ones out of sight, and pass them around the table. It also features a lid to hold color-coded individual trays in storage. I printed it with a filament color change, which adds an extra touch of style. This project is still underway; I need to print lids for the trays and test print the dice roller tray before uploading it here.