New line — first piece in testing
Trading card game accessories
Display cases, deck boxes, and storage built with the same tight tolerances as the reloading cases. Designed and printed in Fortuna, CA.
Single-Card Display Case
A hinged, book-style case for one card. The hinge prints as part of the body — no pins, no glue, nothing to snap off. Inside, a recessed well and corner tabs hold a card in a toploader so nothing presses on the card itself. The cover carries the logo as printed texture rather than a sticker, so it will not peel.
Not listed for sale yet. These are working prototypes while I settle on sizing and colors. If you want one, message me and I'll build one for you before it goes up in the shop.
Also in the works
Everything below is in design. If one of these is something you'd buy, tell me and it moves up the list.
Deck boxes with magnetic closure
In designThe same magnetic lid design used on the reloading cases, sized for a sleeved 100-card deck. Snaps shut, stays shut, survives a backpack.
Dice trays
In designRolled edges to keep dice on the table instead of under it. Folds flat or stacks with the deck box, depending on the version.
Card sorting trays
In designAngled trays for sorting a collection or running a draft. Sized for standard sleeves with room for double-sleeved cards.
Life and counter trackers
In designPhysical dials for life totals, poison, and commander damage. No phone, no batteries, no dead screen mid-game.
Token and counter cases
In designSmall compartment boxes for tokens, counters, and dice so they stop living loose in the bottom of a bag.
Playmat tubes
In designA rigid tube that actually protects a rolled playmat, with an end cap that does not pop off in transit.
Want one of these first?
Send me a message with what you play and what you'd actually use. I build what people ask for, and early requests get first crack at prototypes. Custom sizes and colors are on the table too.