So this is a storage system I devised over the years.

Obviously a dedicated storage system like broken token would be best, this way is the cheapest. 

I got the idea to use the felt bags with the cardboard tokens from solo Playthroughs.  If you pull them out the right way you can feel if their face up or face down. 

I had to modify the insert very slightly by cutting The tiny piece of plastic between the tiles and the cards. (This solution doesn't work if you sleeve your cards) 

I have all the other decks separated by type and in their own plastic sandwich bags.  All heroes and their associated skills go in their own bag.

I keep all the city tiles in a separate bag with the start tile.  Then when I decide what hero and dummy I'm playing with, I'll take their bags which I'll have their individual components and put them in the other half of the box.

For every component I'm using, I take the bottom card or token and put it back in the bag, so this way I know where to return it to when I'm cleaning up.  (This actually saves remarkable amount of time) 

Since I only play solo, I have a solo bag of tokens and crystals that I break out and then put back in later. 

All expansion materials for scenarios go in their own bag. I mix lost legions and the base game standard. 

I don't bother with the city minis.  They're big, bulky and hard to read.  I just use the layout reference from BGG.

The last big tip is I don't bother with the dummy player deck. I use the amazing Mage Night dummy player Android app.  

It speeds up the dummy player and it has a digital reference for all the cards. Saves time and space which I never have enough of.  Seriously, if you've never tried it, give it a shot. If you only have Apple devices, get an emulator so you can load it. Trust me, it's worth it.



How to store all the expansions in the base box with just some extra bags