Tabletop RPG collections often include more than character miniatures and rulebooks. Dice sets, spell cards, condition tokens, and campaign accessories also need a place between sessions. 

Keeping everything organized can become difficult as a campaign develops and a player's collection grows. Modi Boxi offers a modular, 3D-printable storage system that lets tabletop gamers create and expand their own organizers.

This article explores how Modi Boxi can be used for Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop RPGs, including storage for miniatures, dice, cards, and gaming accessories. It also looks at the available packs, printing requirements, and ways to build a setup around an RPG collection.

A Modular Storage System for Tabletop RPG Players

Modi Boxi is a 3D-printable storage system designed for gaming accessories, miniatures, cards, paints, and more. Instead of purchasing a single fixed organizer, users download STL files, print the components, and assemble them into a modular setup.

The system uses the patented Modi Bolt to connect its components. Its modules can stack and connect, allowing users to create different configurations for their gaming equipment. The process involves three main steps: downloading the STL files, preparing the designs in a slicer, and printing and assembling the pieces.

This approach suits tabletop RPG collections with different storage requirements. A Dungeon Master might need space for miniatures, dice, condition tokens, and spell cards, while another player may want a smaller setup for personal gaming accessories.

Organizing D&D Miniatures, Dice, and Campaign Accessories

A tabletop RPG setup can involve several types of components. Dungeons & Dragons players may keep character miniatures alongside dice sets, spell cards, condition tokens, and rulebooks. Pathfinder and other RPG systems also come with their own mix of gaming materials.

Modi Boxi's RPG storage applications cover these different categories. Its modular design supports organizers for miniatures, dice, cards, and accessories, with components that can be combined into a setup suited to a player's collection.

The system also has applications beyond D&D. Its RPG storage range includes support for Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, and other tabletop role-playing games. Players can organize equipment for different campaigns without limiting the system to one game.

Customizing RPG Storage With Modi Boxi Core and XL

Modi Boxi Core and Modi Boxi XL are the main starting points for building a storage setup. Both provide STL libraries, but they cater to different build requirements.

  • Modi Boxi Core includes more than 850 STL files and works with FDM 3D printers with a bed size of at least 180 x 180 mm. A 250 x 250 mm print bed is recommended. Its files are designed to print without supports, and the system can be customized as storage needs change.
  • Modi Boxi XL provides a larger format for higher-capacity builds. It includes more than 750 STL files and offers over 60% more storage space than the standard format. Most files can be printed on a bed measuring at least 180 x 180 mm, although a 250 x 250 mm or 300 x 300 mm bed is recommended.

Expanding a Tabletop RPG Organizer With Pro Packs

The expansion packs add more components and configuration options to an existing Modi Boxi setup. Both require Modi Boxi Core or XL, so they are intended for users who already have a main system.

Pro Pack 1 includes more than 150 additional STL files. Its components include paint holders and drawers in different sizes, vertical card holders, card drawers, DIY trays, support walls, sidecars, and mounting options. These additions extend the system beyond basic storage for miniatures and gaming accessories.

Pro Pack 2 adds more than 650 STL files. Its features include the Swivel System, Half Boxis, and half drawers for smaller printers. The swivel components allow boxes, lids, and sections of a build to rotate, creating additional ways to arrange and access stored equipment.

These expansions are particularly relevant to hobbyists whose gaming setup also includes painting supplies, card collections, and other tabletop equipment.

Printing and Assembling Your Modi Boxi Setup

Modi Boxi is a digital STL product, so access to a compatible FDM 3D printer is an important starting requirement. Users download the files, unzip them, load the designs into their slicer, and prepare the pieces for printing.

The files are designed to print without supports, which helps simplify preparation. Once printed, the components snap together without tools. Users can begin with an existing layout or create their own arrangement from scratch.

Modi Boxi also offers free Counter Test Files. These provide an opportunity to try a test print and check how the components work with a particular printer before purchasing a full pack.

Traditional Storage and 3D Printable RPG Organizers

Traditional plastic organizers and foam cases remain practical choices for gamers who want ready-made physical storage. They do not require a 3D printer, and buyers can start using them once they have the product.

Modi Boxi follows a different approach. It requires printing and assembly, but gives users access to a library of modular components that can be combined and expanded. Rather than choosing one fixed organizer, users can build around the types of equipment in their collection.

The distinction is worth considering when comparing tabletop storage options. A ready-made case may be more convenient for someone who wants an immediate solution. Modi Boxi is more suitable for hobbyists who have access to an FDM printer and prefer to customize their storage.

Building a More Organized RPG Gaming Setup With Modi Boxi

Dice, miniatures, spell cards, tokens, and other campaign materials all contribute to a tabletop RPG collection. Modi Boxi brings several storage possibilities together through its Core and XL systems, with Pro Pack 1 and Pro Pack 2 adding further components and configuration options.

Its modular design makes it useful beyond a single campaign or game. Players can build an organizer around their current equipment and adjust their setup as their collection develops. The ability to include painting supplies, cards, and other gaming accessories also gives the system uses beyond RPG storage alone.

For players researching the best 3D printable storage solution for D&D and other tabletop games, Modi Boxi is worth exploring, particularly when customization and expansion are priorities. 

Visit the Modi Boxi website to browse the available packs, check printer requirements, and download the free Counter Test Files to start planning your own RPG storage setup.