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How to Store Oath: Chronicles of Empire & Exile (with deluxe components & sleeves) Back in The Box
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Holy window glare, batman! Sorry for the glasses reflection during the intro/outro, but I figured the ability to see my eyeballs wasn't exactly germane to the video topic.
00:00 - Why am I doing this?
00:48 - Unboxing everything as I had it stored
01:53 - Closer look at the chronicle
02:33 - Remaining contents of tubs & buckets
04:35 - Relic & denizens deck with Hugo's Amazing Tape
05:10 - Storage in the world box
06:34 - Packing everything back in
07:52 - Outro
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I was going to troubleshoot task this myself, and then I thought "I bet someone made a video about this", thanks for answering the call!
I’m here for you!
that was my problem! I forgot to do the doots!!
It's a critical part of the process.
Can confirm the importance of good "doots." Solid video, I was more confused with the reboxing than I anticipated, but it seems like we shook out to have very similar systems in place (I just wanted to check, in case I was doing something way weird).
Totally feel you on the Clockwork Prince components... I've happily overlooked all 3D-printed components for Root (because to me, replacing the wooden bits (and even the cardboard bits) for that game would be heresy), but I could definitely get behind something a bit more substantial like that for the Prince.
The bandit/clockwork tokens nicely fit in two stacks under the vision tracker and if you put the Reliquary board under the player boards there is slightly more room for the rolled-up map.
Where has that amazing tape been all my life
Hey, thanks for the video! I was a bit unsure if I was missing some clever built-in system for storing everything. I mean, the game is so well thought out and I figured the storage would get the same treatment. It just felt like each component was a little too big for the spot I wanted to put it, lol. Anyway, this is a helpful guide.
Also, I may be wrong but my understanding of the silica gel is that once it has been exposed to open air for any substantial amount of time, the silica is already saturated and no longer functions as a desiccant. I can't hurt, but I don't think it's really doing anything.
I throw the silica gel stuff into gym bags and toolboxes not usually left in my game boxe unless I store them in the garage
Thanks for the video! Only issue I'm having is all the official sleeves for the denizen cards/World deck arrived curled up a bit, so now the sleeved cards are also curling/curved... Making a tight fit in the storage even tighter. Trying to flatten them all out a bit now under heavy weight. Yours don't appear to have this issue from what I can see?
The deck that you have taped together, is that the deck of denizen cards that will be used for the game as world deck and site decks?
That is the prepared world deck (visions + denizens) & relic decks for use during the next game.
@@TheCardboardHerald Thanks!!
I know Im late to the party, but has anyone yet found a solution to
1. Where do the disposessed go? At the beginning everything can be stored like shown, but the disposessed grow and grow.
2. The "taped" need to be "retaped" every game because the size of that deck varies.
1. There is a a "disposessed" divider in the archive, just move the cards there and you're done.
2. Use ziplock bags?
You are a lifesaver lol
LOL, happy to help. Have fun!
How did you manage to sleeve the grand scepter? I don't have enough sleeves for this it seems :(
Thanks for the video
You got it, Wade!