I recently sat down to play some Paleo with some mates (great game), but found the rigidity of the work bench rather lacking. After packing up, we realised we were supposed to put all the cards into zip lock bags, which sucks too. Luckily, 3D printing solves every problem. As such, I have modeled:

• Card holders with snap-on lids, labelled with the relevant decks to easily find modules.
• Caps to go on the ends of the work bench for extra rigidity and stability.
• The resource tokens, in case you lose some.
• (Edit) I also added a box with a lid for resources. It has a chamfered bottom so it's easier to grab resources, with a lid so stuff doesn't spill everywhere when it's packed. Find the .step files in the resource folder when downloading individual files.

The .3mf has everything you need in it, including pre-colouring the lids, correct sizing for everything, etc., but I have included the .step files in case you want to change things up to suit your needs. However, if you're using these, be aware that I included too much tolerance when modeling, and dialed things in correctly in Bambu Studio, because I am incredibly lazy. I believe the lids needed to be printed at 97% scale, and the work bench end caps at 90%.