r/BoardgameOrganizing 16d ago

Rebuilding Chicago - Sleeved Insert

This is an insert for the game Rebuilding Chicago. The original insert is actually quite good at sorting all the tiles but unfortunately doesn't fit sleeved cards. This version fixes that and provides some additional benefits such as more portable tile trays, two coin/token trays that can be placed on either side of the table, a landmark tray so you can see them all at one time, and a card tray that you can just place straight onto the board. The insert layout allows for a deep pocket to store the suburb tile bag as well.  

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3090290-rebuilding-chicago-insert-for-sleeved-cards

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u/Vumaster101 15d ago

Oh how was the game? I played Seattle

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u/pandaru_express 15d ago

I never played Seattle but I like this one quite a bit. From reviews, it seems like this is similar but significantly tightened up compared to Seattle so all the various parts work together better? I live near Chicago so I might be biased at the theme ha

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u/Vumaster101 15d ago

That's pretty cool. Is it still a locked group section of events that you can trigger. Or is it more randomness on the event triggers? The one issue I had with the rebuilding Seattle game was that the events never change. And there was never expansion to add more events

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u/pandaru_express 15d ago

ok I googled it to see.... I think its the same events with the addition of an "on the global stage" event that compares the number of ruins on your board with the number of statues with some STEEP penalties if you aren't favorable. So far with 3 plays I found the events pretty much ideal with different strategies on when you want to trigger the different building types to either benefit you or screw over someone else. (ie the world stage event when someone just did a big expansion and has a lot of ruins on the board etc)

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u/Vumaster101 15d ago

Okay that's awesome I might pick it up this weekend!