This website is not produced, endorsed, supported, or affiliated with Fantasy Flight Games. Rules, boons, burdens, treasures, and saga specific player cards. Separate 1-inch binder than is for the Saga expansions, storing the quests, Little bit difficult to use as my card pool has expanded, but it really cutsДown on space that those reference pages and rule books can take up. I have a large 3-inch binder where I store all of the questД¬ards as well as all of the rule sheets for each scenario. I have a print out in each binder that lists the order of cards so that I can more quickly find a card if I canвЂ™t remember exactly when it was released. I am currently playing through the game progression style to learn all of the cards and quests, so this works well for me. I use Ultra-Pro pages and sort the cards in each binder by type, and then in order of release. The binders are just standard 1-inch three ring binders that I purchased from Target, I think they were around $2 each. I have six binders in different colours, one for each sphere and then a white binder that stores all of my heroes. I donвЂ™t keep any of my player cards sleeved, so they all fit into binders fairly well when they arenвЂ™t in use in decks. Leadership Player card binder, chronological order That point I would have to rework the storage a fair bit, since it is already Purchase Nightmare decks or more POD quests anytime soon, but if I ever get to Game that includes player cards (so every deluxe, adventure pack, and sagaД®xpansion) as well as two of the print-on-demand scenarios.

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I had used one for a while and it was perfectly functional, it just took up too much space in the little cupboard so I made the switch. It could be a fair bit cheaper if you were to use a BCW box for encounter cards instead of the Hobby Lobby + Broken Token case.

I would say that my solution is middle of the road in terms of price when compared to most of the others I have seen. As such, my entire collection sits in a little wooden cupboard in our living room where our toddler canвЂ™t break into it and have his own fun. My primary concern with storing my cards was physical space, since IвЂ™m fairly limited where I currently live. Seeing how other people store their collections is one of my favourite things about being connected with other people in the hobby, so I figured I would show off how I store my cards as well. If you have further questions about this solution, be sure to contact him through the COTR Discord Sever or other outlets. Kicking off the Storage Hub, we have community member Shellin who was the first to share his storage solutions with Vision of the Palantir.

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