The Broken Token Game Organizer Compatible with Jaws of the Lion - Wooden Game Organizing Box with Multiple Trays

This is a sturdy, functional organizer. Yes, it’s going to take you a bit to build, but it does everything a good organizer should:-Keep items stored and protected in storage/transport.-Organize for ease of location.-Provide a functional way to use while playing the game. (Serve as a good bank for tokens and chits).

Ad a general rule, this organization is better than the one Broken Token made for the main Gloomhaven game and I am happy with the purchase. However, I wish the Jaws insert had storage for the characters to replace the cardboard boxes. Also, not including the initiative just leaves an empty unusable part of the box. These are minor inconveniences though and if I had to do it again I'd still purchase this same insert.

I have about 18 Broken Token organizers and all of them are fantastic. I even have the full Gloomhaven organizer and never had any issues. While test fitting parts for this organizer I noticed that 4 of them (parts 5K and 5C) are cut incorrectly and hang over the side of the Setup Tray B. Also the holes on parts 5E and 5F of Monster Tray B do not line up. I included pictures when I opened a ticket with Broken Token and have not heard from them in more than a week. All the rest of the pieces fit perfectly and after waiting I decided to assemble the last trays for gaming this weekend.Please note: Most of the pieces are "keyed" and only fit where they belong. So I know I am using the correct pieces.** If Broken Token does finally reach out I will update my review.

Easy instructions, just wish the lettering was much more darker/ much more legible. Some of these are near impossible to read.

I should’ve gone for something else but wasn’t patient enough. The trays a fine enough but seriously overpriced. And none of the trays are marked at all. Other storage units have markings to help with organization but not this one. Use some inexpensive Plano boxes or find something else.

For anyone who's played the base Gloomhaven game, you will know that some sort of organization is necessary. That game has next to no structure in the box, leading to standees rattling loose, tokens and icons bouncing around, and, eventually, cards in various spots and mixed up. For that game, some sort of system is required.For Jaws of the Lion, this is not really the case. It has *some* sorting and organizing compartments in the box, and everything more or less has a place to fit. We weren't struggling to find things, but after the amount of help the Broken Token organizer makes for the base Gloomhaven, decided to get this one. At first, we didn't like it as some things are sorted differently than in the box... but once you get used to it, it really does help with fast setup and teardown, which is the bane of any game of this complexity.So -CONS- You've got to assemble it. You get laser-cut wood boards and reasonably direct instructions, but you have to put it all together. Expect to need a bit of wood glue, to have some piece here or there splinter a bit during assembly. All in all, it's not too bad and the pieces generally only assemble one way, but it's on you to build it correctly.- It's not *really* necessary. The box that Jaws of the Lion comes in works fairly well by itself.- It doesn't integrate in any way with any other Gloomhaven organizer. Strictly speaking, you're only supposed to be able to re-use the characters in JotL with Gloomhaven... but -- There's nothing here for organizing the characters. If you hate the cardboard boxes that the four characters are kept in and are looking for a way to organize them, look elsewhere. This organizer is for everything *except* the characters (though there's specific space for their boxes with this organizer.)PROS- While the box without an organizer isn't bad, this *is* better. The monster standees are easy to find, the cards are nicely sorted, and the individual status tokens are isolated so you don't have to dig through every other token to find the one you want.- No more plastic baggies! Mostly. As mentioned, you may still want some in your character boxes, but the monsters are nicely segregated and the cards are easy to get to.- It looks good! Yep. I know. But come on. Wood looks cool. You can stain this stuff, paint it, whatever.- Speed of setup and teardown. Some things never need to come out of the little containers and can be left aside, and it's very easy to find the standees and cards that you need.So all in all, it's a good organizer with good structure and looks good... but arguably, if you're alright with the little baggies that JotL comes with and the token organizer that it already gives you, this one's superfluous.