Quick answer

An Imperial Assault organizer like The Broken Token's compatible insert uses nine trays to store boards, figures, and up to 535 sleeved cards in the original box. It fits two AT-STs and can be adjusted by removing dividers for larger figures. This guide explains what fits, what doesn't, and how to decide if this insert is right for your collection.

What the organizer holds

The Imperial Assault Compatible Game Organizer includes nine trays designed to hold game pieces, boards, figures, 175 large sleeved cards, and 360 small sleeved cards. There is also room left over for two AT-STs. Some dividers can be removed to create space for even more figures, which is useful if you own expansion minis beyond the core set.

The organizer measures 11.26" x 11.26" x 5.24" (286mm x 286mm x 133mm), so it fits inside the standard Imperial Assault game box. It does not require a larger box or additional storage container, which keeps your shelf footprint the same.

Setup tips and tray arrangement

Start by removing the original insert and placing the new trays in the box. The card trays are sized for sleeved cards, so if you use standard sleeves, they should slide in without forcing. The figure trays have compartments that match the shape of common Imperial Assault miniatures, but larger custom or 3D-printed figures may require removing a divider.

The two AT-ST trays sit on top of the other trays. If you do not own AT-STs, you can use that space for additional tokens or expansion cards. The organizer does not include labels, so you may want to use small stickers or a marker to identify each tray's contents during your first setup.

What to consider before buying

This organizer is designed specifically for the base Imperial Assault game and its core expansions. It does not include trays for every possible expansion, so if you own multiple large-box expansions, you may need a second organizer or a different storage solution. The removable dividers help, but they only add so much extra space.

The price of USD 37.39 (compared to USD 54.99) makes it a mid-range option. It is cheaper than buying multiple smaller inserts but more expensive than a simple bag-and-binder solution. If you play infrequently, a cheaper alternative might work, but if you play weekly and want fast setup, this organizer saves time.

Decision rules for choosing an Imperial Assault organizer

  • Card capacity: If you sleeve all your cards, check the organizer's sleeved card capacity. The Imperial Assault organizer holds 175 large and 360 small sleeved cards. If you own many expansions, count your cards first. Match your total sleeved card count to the organizer's capacity before buying.
  • Figure storage: The organizer has dedicated figure trays but allows divider removal for larger minis. If you own custom or 3D-printed figures, you may need to remove dividers, which reduces organization. Standard minis fit well; oversized or custom figures require trade-offs.
  • Box fit: The organizer fits inside the original Imperial Assault box. It does not require a larger box or additional storage. Measure your box if you have a different edition. No extra shelf space needed, but verify your box dimensions.

Product facts at a glance

  • Imperial Assault Compatible Game Organizer: The Imperial Assault Compatible Game Organizer features 9 trays to hold game pieces, boards, figures, 175 large sleeved cards, 360 small sleeved cards, with room left over for two AT-STs. Some dividers may be removed to allow space for even more figures. Dimensions: 11.26" x 11.26" x 5.24" (286mm x 286mm x 133mm). This means you can store the entire base game plus sleeved cards and two large vehicles in one box. The removable dividers give you flexibility to fit extra minis from expansions.
  • Ankh: Tomb of Wonders Compatible Game Organizer: The Ankh: Tomb of Wonders Compatible Game Organizer includes 11 trays: 2 God Trays, 1 Temple Tray, 1 Pyramid Tray, 2 Follower Trays, 1 Bits Tray, 3 Miniature Trays for Guardians, and 1 Card Tray. It accommodates all Kickstarter Stretch Goals. If you also own Ankh, this organizer shows a similar design philosophy: dedicated trays for different piece types and room for stretch goals. It's a good comparison for how The Broken Token handles large miniatures games.

Who should buy this organizer

Best for

  • Players who sleeve all their cards and want a single-box storage solution
  • Owners of the base Imperial Assault game plus a few expansions who play regularly and want fast setup

Not for

  • Players who own every expansion and need storage for hundreds of extra minis and cards beyond the organizer's capacity
  • Budget-conscious players who prefer a simple bag-and-binder system and don't mind slower setup