Insert for Arkham Horror: The Card Game and Marvel Champions LCG

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### Description The new format for Arkham Horror LCG campaign boxes prompted me to share these files since previously they were only useful for the Marvel Champions core set. This insert deals with a couple of the issues I had related to the insert that comes with the box: 1. This insert has right angles, which prevents sleeved cards from getting bent - The original insert has curved recesses 2. This insert maximizes the number of cards that can be fit in the box as almost all the space can be used - The original only has two recesses for cards with a lot of wasted space, but does have slots for tokens/deckboxes/whatever There should be no lid lift with this design. I was able to fit all side-scenarios for the AHLCG as well as a few custom scenarios. The dividers are made using the tamplate provided by [fabula_rasa on Board Game Geek](https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/172723/dividers-return-style-home-print-version#comment10553539). ### Print instructions: I printed this at 0.2 layer height on "speed" quality in PrusaSlicer since I figured this would be a common setting for many people. It prints without issue. The print does not require supports and the models can be printed in pairs. I would recommend printing them in pairs that are mirrored to reduce the travel time by having the raised edges adjacent to each other. With this configuration, the print takes approximately 14 hours on a Prusa i3Mk3s. ### Assembly instructions: Assembly should be simple: 1. Place identical corner pieces in opposing corners (the long side should be along the shorter edge of the box and the raised edges should lean against the box) 2. Place the mirrored corner pieces in the remaining two corners Mirroring the previously placed pieces 3. Place the middle pieces in the center gap. It is not necessary to glue the pieces together since the box and the weight of the cards will give the structure enough stability on their own. In the 1st image you can see the result of glueing the parts together. An alternative method is to use a few pieces of regular tape where the raised edges meet as this is where there is the most play to keep them together. This is especially useful between the center pieces (also pictured in the 1st image)