Quick answer
The 5 Brown Trays for Tokens, Resources, and Eggs are plastic containers that lock together to keep game bits organized. Use them to speed up setup, pass tokens around the table, and store components between plays.
Why dedicated token trays help
Loose tokens slow down game night. When everyone digs through a pile for the right resource, turns take longer and components get mixed up. Dedicated trays keep each token type separate so you can grab what you need without hunting.
The 5 Brown Trays are designed to hold small bits like eggs, coins, and wooden resources. Each tray has a top and bottom that lock together, which means you can stack them or pass them around without spilling. The seal is tight, so you need to pinch opposite sides to open them.
How to use 5 Brown Trays for tokens
- Sort your tokens by type: Group all tokens by their role in the game: resources in one tray, eggs in another, coins in a third. This makes setup faster because you can grab the exact tray for each player or location. Common mistake: mixing different token types in one tray. Keep each tray dedicated to one token type.
- Fill each tray and lock the lid: Place tokens in the bottom half, then snap the top half on. Press down evenly along the edges until you hear or feel the lock. The seal is tight, so check that all sides are engaged before stacking. Checkpoint: if the lid feels loose, press each corner again. A properly locked tray won't open when shaken gently.
- Pass trays around the table during play: Instead of keeping all tokens in a central pile, give each player their own tray for the resources they manage. Pass trays hand-to-hand when someone needs more tokens. The locked lid keeps bits from falling out mid-pass. Common mistake: sliding trays across the table. Lift and pass to avoid knocking off the lid.
- Stack trays for compact storage: Locked trays stack neatly on top of each other. Place them inside the game box or on a shelf. The uniform size means you can fit multiple trays in a single row without wasted space. Checkpoint: if trays wobble when stacked, make sure all lids are fully locked. Uneven lids cause instability.
- Clean up by emptying each tray into its bag or box: When the game ends, open each tray by pinching opposite sides. Pour tokens back into their storage bags or the game box insert. Wipe the trays with a dry cloth if needed; they are plastic and easy to maintain. Common mistake: trying to open the tray by prying the center. Always pinch the sides to avoid damaging the lock.
Product facts
- 5 Brown Trays for Tokens, Resources, and Eggs: These plastic resource containers make it easy to store, set up, pass around, and clean up gaming tokens. Each container is comprised of a top and a bottom that lock together. They seal pretty tight, so please pinch opposite sides of the containers to open them. The locking design prevents accidental spills during transport or table play, and the pinch-to-open feature keeps contents secure until you need them.
