This 13-bin BitsBins set organizes everything in the Imperial Settlers base game and fits inside the original box. Each faction deck has its own card box, so players grab their empire and start building.
Imperial Settlers mixes four faction decks, a large common deck and six kinds of resource tokens. Sorting them before every game slows setup down, and the faction cards are easy to mix up. This set gives every deck and resource its own snap-lid bin.
What goes where
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4 Card Boxes: one per faction deck (Romans, Barbarians, Egyptians, Japanese)
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1 100+ Card Box: the common deck
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6 Pods: wood, stone, food, workers, gold and raze tokens, one resource per Pod. The lids come off, so the Pods work as trays on the table.
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1 Mini: defense tokens
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1 XL: score markers and other tokens
Why BitsBins
- No assembly or glue
- About $23 for the whole set
- Hand each player their faction box, and setup is mostly done
- Reusable. Every bin size also fits pieces from dozens of other games.
Bin sizes (outside dimensions)
- Pod: 2.6" diameter × 1" deep (67 × 26 mm)
- Mini: 2.4" × 1.8" × 0.95" (60 × 45 × 25 mm)
- XL: 3.5" × 2.4" × 1.4" (89 × 61 × 35 mm)
- Card Box: 4.2" × 3.4" × 0.9" (106 × 86 × 24 mm). Fits standard 2.5" × 3.5" cards, or sleeved cards up to 66 × 91 mm.
- 100+ Card Box: 4.2" × 3.4" × 1.9" (106 × 86 × 49 mm). Fits standard 2.5" × 3.5" cards, or sleeved cards up to 66 × 91 mm. Holds about 142 unsleeved or 75 sleeved cards.
FAQ
Will it fit with sleeved cards?
The Card Boxes are sized for sleeved cards, but a sleeved faction deck may be too thick for one box. If so, swap each Card Box for a 100+ Card Box, which holds up to 75 sleeved cards. Keep in mind that while our card boxes fit standard-size sleeved cards, they do not fit sleeves longer than 91 mm, such as Dragon Shield sleeves, which measure 93 mm.
Is there room for expansions?
The set is built for the base game. Expansion faction decks may fit in extra Card Boxes from our à la carte menu.
Does everything still fit in the box?
Yes. The bins sit in the original box, and the board, player boards and rulebook go on top.
BitsBins is an independent accessory maker and is not affiliated with Portal Games, the publisher of Imperial Settlers.