Card Cases
Coming soon
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New
Color / Artwork Name: Island
New
Color / Artwork Name: Forest
New
Color / Artwork Name: Plains
New
Color / Artwork Name: Dandelion
Color / Artwork Name: Mana Confluence
Color / Artwork Name: Gemstone Caverns
Color / Artwork Name: Adagia, Windswept Bastion
Color / Artwork Name: Hissing Quagmire
Color / Artwork Name: Uthros, Titanic Godcore
Color / Artwork Name: Susur, Secundi Void Altar
Color / Artwork Name: Kavaron, Memorial World
Color / Artwork Name: Blinkmoth Nexus
Color / Artwork Name: Sunstar
Color / Artwork Name: Eumidians
Color / Artwork Name: Monoists
Color / Artwork Name: Genesis Ultimatum
Color / Artwork Name: Ruinous Ultimatum
Color / Artwork Name: Eerie Ultimatum
Color / Artwork Name: Inspired Ultimatum
Color / Artwork Name: Emergent Ultimatum
Color / Artwork Name: Ugin, Eye of the Storms
Color / Artwork Name: Stormscale Scion
Color / Artwork Name: Neriv, Heart of the Storm
Color / Artwork Name: Coalstoke Gearhulk
Color / Artwork Name: Sab-Sunen, Luxa Embodied
Color / Artwork Name: Solar Gearhulk
Color / Artwork Name: Riptide Gearhulk
Color / Artwork Name: Pyrewood Gearhulk
Color / Artwork Name: Ketramose, the New Dawn
Color / Artwork Name: Oildeep Gearhulk
Color / Artwork Name: Revved-Up Racers
Card cases protect your cards from damage due to external influences and make it easier for you to organize your collection. They are also the most practical and secure way to transport decks to game nights with friends, your local game store, or tournaments.
Card cases come in various designs, including differences in material, functionality, and appearance. In addition to classic card cases for one deck, there are boxes with extra accessory compartments, those designed for multiple decks, or those intended for mass storage of your collection.
In addition to quality, the capacity of the collectible card box is the most important factor for you. Unless otherwise indicated, card cases can hold cards of all common TCGs in standard size (e.g., Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Lorcana) and Japanese Size (e.g., Yu-Gi-Oh!). Before purchasing, make sure you are aware of what you want to store in the box and look for the appropriate size! A Blitz deck in Flesh and Blood will have different requirements for a card cases than a Commander deck in Magic: The Gathering, where you want to store 100 cards along with tokens and dice.
Your card cases should provide the best possible protection for your cards, with the material being secondary. In addition to a secure closure, high-quality collectible card card cases are primarily known for their stability, ensuring that your deck withstands even extreme circumstances. As for materials, various plastics are the standard, but there are exceptions. If sustainability is important to you, Ultimate Guard offers the RTE Boulder, which is made from up to 97 percent renewable resources (wood).