CZYYGloomhaven/Frosthaven Player Character Dashboard with HP & XP Dial Trackers Set of 2 Birch Plywood Hero Organizer for Saving Your Table Space

Review Addendum(initial review below) - I used it today. It worked very well for me. Definitely a smaller footprint on table. The first one assembled using the supplied spacers and glue did not work out due to my unfamiliarity; the character card did not fit. Final recommendation: modify it by sanding down dial assemblies and using caution if gluing to avoid excess seeping into character card slot.Haven't used it yet, but it seems pretty well thought out and sturdy. Will edit review if anything major changes after playtest.There are three parallel card rows at top of organizer: each 137x3mm can easily hold two stacks of nine cards. I plan on using front row for hand with turn cards up front other rows for discard, lost, doom, and summons. Main slots are thick enough to easily hold two nine cards stacks. I like having slots for spent and burnt equipment. Equipment slots are 33x2mm and could easily hold six cards. The only thing I can't see it help organizing is cards that stay in play with tokens.Here's my modification. Only thing I did not like was three thin metal spacers(0.29mm) to make the HP/XP indicator wheels turn better. Gap made organizer glue not so good. On second one, I assembled numbered spinners and sanded them down about 0.4mm and was better able to glue layers together without using the spacers. If not using spacers, numbered dials will have to be sanded thinner so they spin wellI recommend using a better file to smooth parts. I used a Diamond Deb.

This is a really cool organizer. I was worried from some of the reviews that it would be hard to put together. I found it surprisingly easy to put together and in fact really cleverly designed. It comes with a small sanding strip but I didn’t need it. It took me about 20 min to get these both ready to use. The whole thing fits together without the need of glue except for maybe the caps of the HP and XP knobs. The directions are mostly visual and could be a little more clear, but to be fair there’s only really like four types of parts aside front the main body. Would recommend to other GH players.

I like these player dashboards a lot.... they massively help with table organization and the health, experience dials work a lot better than the cardboard dials that come with the game as they are not prone to jarring. I love that it keeps track of pouch items by level so I never forget that I'm entitled to equip another item when my characters level up.Two improvements -- the slots for the discards and lost cards are really too small (I use the longer cutouts at the top to hold them instead.... with my cards in play sitting sideways in front of them until my initiative number comes up.) I'd also urge the designer to put the instructions for putting these together online, where it can be magnified, as some of us are old and have lost the ability to see tiny marks on a wee piece of paper. (I figured it out eventually, and they go together easily enough.)

I ordered this for our Jaws of the Lion game with hopes we can use it as we evolve into the main Gloomhaven game. It is a fantastic product at any price and a steal at 2 for less than $20. The instructions are serviceable and the assembly is intuitive - it took me maybe 20 minutes to assemble both boards. You don't need glue (although there are one or two pieces that benefit from a drop of super glue). As you can see from the pictures, the Jaws of the Lion cards fit fine if you put them in sidewise (which shouldn't matter as you're not reading or using anything on the card). There is lots of room for special cards and discards and little wells for those tiny pieces that are so easy to lose. I glued a foam board ledge on the front side (the black piece in the picture) to have even more room for the larger cards. It makes an elegant, easy set up that uses less than half the space. Don't hesitate to buy this!

My game group loves these player dashboards. It makes keeping organized much simpler, and really helps enhance the tactile feeling of the game. Pair this with a wooden box organizer and you’ve got something special.

I bought these along with Frosthaven after my group fell in love with Jaws of the Lion.Assembly was no problem for me (but might be for a person with arthritis or other fine motor skill issues). Packing in a file for the rough edges is a great touch.While technically not compatible, you can use these with the JotL character cards by rotating them to the right and still be able to see the health and hand size.The only negative that I didn’t feel warranted taking off a star was that a facade fell off one of the HP dials. No biggie!

Really impressed by the design and laser cutting of the wood. Pieces came out of the frames easily with very little wood residue. Super smooth assembly, a little glue was needed here and there, but overall great. A little sandpaper on the dials and they are smooth as silk. Using it in the game is a breeze and is great at reducing clutter and confusion. Really glad I bought this, need to buy another set in case anyone comes over to play a one-off.

This is a cool product but I don’t think the sellers/designers realize this is being used by a mostly non-put-things-together crowd. The directions are not very clear and even the YouTube I found got me through but it was tough. I would recommend having crafting glue or wood glue handy for the little dials as they don’t stay together. Over all very cool product and would give a 10 except for rough assembly.