Betrayal at House on the Hill: 3e - Organizer

Designed and compatible for Betrayal at House on the Hill: 3rd Edition.

Heavily inspired by Betrayal at House on the Hill 3rd Edition insert with my own redesigned preferences. I really liked @deweyc0x's take on it, but wanted the inserts to feel more rigid and for everything to fit snugly where needed. The card tray used is from Betrayal at House on the Hill 3RD ED Organizer, so you will still need to download it from there. The size of the grid for the room tiles also remained almost exactly the same and you will need 44 total 1x1 grids for all tiles (including the Upper Landing + Basement). As mentioned by @deweyc0x in their version, scale them as necessary. Everything was printed at 0.16mm (can do 0.2 for minor time saving), 10-15% infill, and a 0.4 nozzle on my X2D for multi-color purposes but that shouldn't present any issues for your personal preferences or your own printer.

Inserts Included:

- Card Cover + Risers: Dimensions are also made to cleanly fit over the card tray from Betrayal at House on the Hill 3RD ED Organizer; and, as I wanted to keep the text design on it, decided to recreate the font from the box cover art. Text was printed in another color but I can upload a version with negative space if desired. Also, I designed some very minimal risers for the bottom corners of the card tray to keep the cover level. As I noticed, whenever I would pick the whole thing up, the front of the tray would sink inward towards the top of the cover due to the empty space. Superglued them to save on time, but I don't mind taking the time to remodel the tray and accommodate the fix if necessary.

- Foyer Holder: Resized to fill the box dimensions better. Includes space to hold the foyer (hallway) tile with the grid addition from "Entrance Hall" Stand (House on the Hill), both Upper and Basement Landing tiles (with grids), and the omen counter with the respective tracker.

- Token Holders: Both token holders were redone to allow for tokens to fit snugly, reduce empty space, and minimize movement in the box. The round holder still slots inside the player holder, and the rectangular version was resized to fill the space better.

- Dice Holder: Repurposed the space used for the extra stat trackers since there was just enough space to store them and the dice. The dice fit very snugly into it so if there are any issues with that I can tweak the tolerances.

- Dice Shaker: Liked the idea of the dice shaker but still wanted to keep the theme consistent of making everything fit perfectly snug. Tried a version that kept it circular but couldn't get it to fit as well as I wanted so I ended up with the pill/stadium shape.

- Tile Holder: Resized the tile holder to fill and fit the space better. As well as, more snugly hold the tiles with the grids attached. Should have enough space for all 44 tiles. But, I prefer to keep the base two separate with the foyer since you will always need them every game setup.

- Rule Holder: Completely repurposed the extra area @deweyc0x used for a bonus holder turning it into a space for the rule/setup cards. As I didn't want to keep them with the other cards since they serve different purposes. Underside of the holder has some added risers to both raise it up flush with the player holder and align a space underneath to keep all the rulebooks static. Also, plan to repurpose the empty space to the right of the cards for the miniatures from the expansions (when I get them).

- Player Holder: Increased the size to align better with the insert organization and tightened the pentagonal section to give the player cards a better form-fit closer to the original box insert. Circular section underneath still holds the round token insert and allows for it to be rotated and for easy access to tokens with provided finger cutouts. I also gave the character miniature areas a space for the round base to slot into, which is intended to keep them completely static.

- Omen Tracker: Inspiration taken from Betrayal at the House on the Hill 2nd ed clips as I wanted something to keep track of the omen count but the stat trackers are too inconspicuous for my liking. Clips on to the omen counter and is intended to just slide around or on and off as needed.

Organization of the inserts should remain as shown. As the orientation of some of the inserts rely on each other for consistency. I will most likely update the project as needed for any expansions when I acquire them! Enjoy!!