Too Many Bones Trove Chest Organizers

April 15, 2026 Update : There is a new tray to hold Trover along with all of his skill dice, initiative die, chips, heat-up peg, the relevant tyrant dice, and his bag. I also added a miscellaneous card tray to the top tyrant drawer. You can place Carcass's recipe cards either in Carcass's Gearloc tray or in this new card tray. You will also need to move Riffle's deck to sit above the card trays in the drawer that holds most of the cards. There are photos and a video to show you where to move things.

December 9, 2024 Update : I updated the Baddie trays so they now hold all of the released promo chips to date, including the set of Korean Baddies released late last year. As before, there are two options for the trays. One set is if you have either the CTG 2020 Promo Pack or the BGG Chinese Baddies, and the other is if you have both. The Chinese Baddies are duplicative of the 2020 Promo Pack, which includes English versions of those same Baddies, but some people like to keep both in their trays. The revised trays now make it a bit easier to retrieve the small adventure mat tracker from the drawer. The heads/tails promo chip goes with the lane dividers and thick day counter. Let me know if you have any questions.

October 14, 2024 Update : Added new tyrant trays to make room for three new trays to hold the Gearloc Brassmags in the tyrant drawers. Also added a chip divider for those who do not have enough to divide the Baddies according to every point value. I also cleaned up this listing a bit and provided a new video overview of everything in the chest, including the new trays added today.

This is a set of trays to further organize the Too Many Bones Trove Chest. Here are the trays and their features.

Separate Setup Card Trays for Base Game, Undertow, and Unbreakable

- These are stored in the main card row, and each tray has a labeled handle. Just grab the set you want and you are on your way to playing.

- I created two versions of these trays. Option 1 has open space below the handle, which makes it a bit easier to get the cards out of the innermost slots on the trays. These print without supports, but I recommend printing them with a low layer height so the overhangs are smaller. Option 2 makes the handle solid all the way to the bottom of the tray, so there is no issue with overhangs and they may provide cleaner prints for some.

- The photos show where each type of card goes, but the cards all generally go in the following order.

- Special Encounters

- Day 1 Cards

- Day 2 Cards

- Day 3 Cards (only applies to the base game)

- A slot for miscellaneous cards (e.g., Day Counter card, encounter deck cover card, Rage of Tyranny/40 Waves/40 Caves rules cards, and campaign cards for Undertow and Unbreakable, if you choose to include them here instead of in the dedicated campaign tray described below)

- Solo Encounters

- General Encounters

- Each slot has room for the related expansion cards. For example, the base game Day 1 slot has room for the base game Day 1 cards, the Age of Tyranny Day 1 cards, and the Rage of Tyranny base game Day 1 cards.

Separate Loot and Trove Loot Trays for Base Game, Undertow, and Unbreakable

- I prefer to keep my Loot separated by the set the Loot came from. With these trays, I can grab the one I need, place it on the table, give a quick shuffle, and the Loot is ready to go.

- Each tray is labeled with TMB, Undertow, or Unbreakable. To keep the text to be sharp, I recommend printing these with a 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.2 mm layer height.

- The filenames for the separate trays begin with “TMB Loot - Option 3.”

- For all you maniacs who like to mix your Loot from base, Undertow, and Unbreakable, I created an alternate set of Loot trays that fit in the same space as the separate Loot trays described above. There are two advantages to this alternative set of trays.

- They can hold more Loot cards. If you play with lots of promo Loot, these may better accommodate your prodigious collection.

- The Trove Loot stack is much shorter than the regular Loot stack, so I reduced the height of the Trove Loot portion of the tray and filled in that missing vertical space with another card tray that rests on top of the Trove Loot portion. You can store other cards in that tray if you'd like (perhaps any promo loot you have that you don't regularly use). I don’t have photos of this mixed-Loot version, but if you look at the .stl files that begin with “TMB Loot - Option 4,” you’ll see how the trays look.

- Print one set of the files with Option 3 or Option 3 in their name.

- The Loot trays here (either Option 3 or 4) replace the acrylic Loot and encounter tray that comes with the Trove Chest.

- (Options 1 and 2 are older versions of the trays that do not work if you are using the Baddie queue trays discussed below. Although they are no longer preferred, I have left them on the listing in case anyone prefers them and still wants access to those files.)

Build-a-Tyrant and Nobulous Apprenticeship Program Tray

- A Build-a-Tyrant and Nobulous Apprenticeship Program tray holds all of the lab dice, spliced tyrant dice, spliced tyrant initiative die, spliced tyrant stat dice, Nob and Apprentice cards, and yellow pegs.

- You still use the Build-a-Tyrant tyrant tray to hold the BAT tyrant encounter cards, the BAT tyrant card, and the spliced and proto-tyrant chips, but this tray holds essentially everything else you need.

- By moving so many dice to this tray, it also frees up a lot of room in the other dice trays kept elsewhere in the Trove Chest, giving you some breathing room in those trays.

Campaign Tray

- A campaign tray holds all of the Age of Tyranny components, including the campaign cards, boon cards, scar cards, scar tokens, and scar dice.

- A nested tray holds the Undertow and Unbreakable campaign cards. This tray has recesses that lock on to ridges on the main Age of Tyranny Tray to hold it in place.

- If you prefer to place the Undertow and Unbreakable campaign cards in the larger setup trays described above, they will fit in the provided slot for miscellaneous cards. You could then use this nested tray for a different purpose (e.g., to hold promo cards you don't regularly use).

Holders for Gale's Blue Upgrade Tokens and Polaris's Orbs

- These are circular cups that are the diameter of a chip. They fit in the chip storage slot in Gale’s and Polaris’s Gearloc trays, and they hold Gale’s blue upgrade tokens and Polaris’s orbs.

- Place these holders underneath the Gale and Polaris Gearloc chips, and the Gearloc trays will close flush.

Baddie Trays

- These trays hold all the Baddies in the lower-left drawer of the Trove Chest.

- Baddies are separated by type, and there are columns where you can also store your setup chips (lane markers, wreckage, lava, thick day counter, adventure map token, and Lab Rats health chips).