TOPIC: Token Organizers

These were great. I fit my builds onto 3 pages, and then folded them into the 3 columns and stuck them in my pocket. Then in my other pocket I had one of these for consumables: www.whitman.com/store/Inventory/Detail/Coin-Wallet-24-Pocket-Bulk So I didn't need to carry any binders or bags into the dungeon at all.

I bought one of these, but failed to buy the cardboard inserts needed. (I just put tape across the top) What sized inserts are the way to go?

Steve wrote:

These were great. I fit my builds onto 3 pages, and then folded them into the 3 columns and stuck them in my pocket. Then in my other pocket I had one of these for consumables: www.whitman.com/store/Inventory/Detail/Coin-Wallet-24-Pocket-Bulk So I didn't need to carry any binders or bags into the dungeon at all.

I bought one of these, but failed to buy the cardboard inserts needed. (I just put tape across the top) What sized inserts are the way to go?

Not sure what you're referring to. I did not use any inserts for the coin wallet.

I use a Plano tackle box with handle for my runs, and organize my tokens at home in the 3700 model tackleboxes which works quite well.

Plano with Handle

I built something similar to the sashes, basically sheets that hang from the belt.

I bought a set of the plastic sheets from True Dungeon, sewed a piece of cloth to the back, and added a zipper on the side. Then I just added a loop or suspender clip to the top. The tokens all slide into the sheets from the backside. They can fall out of the sheet, but since the piece of cloth on the back with the zipper is sealed, they can't fall out of the holder completely unless the zipper is open. I made about 15 of them of various sizes, so each player in my group can have one or two, depending on how many tokens they need to show DM's during the game.