TowerRex Board Game Organizer for Root Board Game Box, Root expansions, Root Underworld Expansion, Root riverfolk Expansion, Root Marauder Expansion, Root Clockwork Expansion, Root Tokens and Cards

This is my second-ever TowerRex organizer and the level of craftsmanship always blows me away. Assembly is easier than you'd expect given what the final product looks like but you will have slightly sore fingers by the end if you work on everything in one go. The description mentioned that you should be able to fit all Root game content within two boxes and I found that it's more comfortable with three boxes, mainly if you have all of the Clockwork expansions, I think. My only challenge with assembly apart from needing to rely on PDF instructions (no manual is included in the item itself) is that upon opening a lot of the pieces fell out of their trays, which made figuring out which piece goes where a little more difficult in the beginning. The reference codes are all on the main sheet, so if the pieces get loose, you lose the context of those references. It's not impossible given many of the pieces are designed to work with multiple containers or other bits in the set, but it can be a source of frustration

I've purchased TowerRex organizers before and I can say that this is the worst one of all the ones I've purchased. First of all, I don't know why acrylic dividers were necessary, the acrylic is so flimsy and broke immediately when putting the organizer together. Would've just preferred wood. Now I need to either try to return it or make my own fix. Second, having boxes that hold all the faction pieces together rather than having them in two seperate places would've been a better choice, especially since the slots for the cardboard pieces are so small and are tough to get them out. There also aren't enough acrylic dividers included for all the cards, would've liked to see that. The instructions only came as a pdf, which I also didn't like, since having paper instructions is more convenient IMO. Also, some of the photos didn't include where everything should go because they were covered, so I needed to guess. The pieces also fell out when opening the package so sometimes I was guessing if a piece was the right one. Lastly, I understand that they need to work within the space of the box, but it wasn't made super clear that not all the components will fit in one box. I still need to keep two of the expansion boxes, one for the boards and the other for rules+ the otter's card holder. Overall, is it more organized? Yes. Would I recommend this organizer for an avid board game collector/player? No.

Didn’t realize needed to be assembled. Has space for all the current

Does what it is suppose to do, great, wonderful product and everything BUT The assembly is easy but it's still a thing. You just need to download their PDF and you need glue for connecting the top pieces of the warriors lid to the accent piece of wood, which you need either wood cement glue or something similar (not included) This is also a very tight fit for your box so I would suggest once you have everything in place you leave it. My advice is knock out the the card holder with the dividers (peel off film with a box cutter) first just to get a feel for how things come together. Move to the warriors boxes and finish out with the other containers, which are the most difficult. Pay attention to details as the instructions don't go step by step with you. Last advice is use your palm as a brace after you fit a base piece and a side panel to snap everything tight because it will be a tough fit if things are not connected well.

Excellent, worth the price and look beautiful. The only thing that went bad is the plastic on the tokens tray broke while i was trying to fir the pieces and they were not fitting the wood parts, mostly my fault, but still it broke with not much force. Also remember to remove the blue film on those or you will be having even more issues with the plastic not fitting.