A MTG deck box designed to emulate a book that you can place on the shelf. This deck box is 7 and a half inches tall and 5 inches wide. Fits most bookcases.
This deck box features a window in front to showcase your favorite commander in a toploader, and can be custom engraved upon request. Holds 100 cards with some space for dice at the bottom. Dice can be up to 23mm in size, and should fit most standard sized d20. Also features magnets to keep the cover closed.
CARE NOTES: Please keep away from direct sunlight or intense heat. This deck box can take normal handling but may get scratched if tossed in a backpack with sharp objects or during heavy use.
This deck box features a window in front to showcase your favorite commander in a toploader. Holds 100 cards with some space for dice at the bottom. Dice can be up to 23mm in size, and should fit most standard sized d20. Also features magnets to keep the cover closed. CARDS NOT INCLUDED.
Product is not affiliated with Magic the Gathering, or Wizards of the Coast.
A MTG deck box designed to emulate a book that you can place on the shelf. This deck box is 7 and a half inches tall and 5 inches wide. Fits most bookcases.
This deck box features a window in front to showcase your favorite commander in a toploader, and can be custom engraved upon request. Holds 100 cards with some space for dice at the bottom. Dice can be up to 23mm in size, and should fit most standard sized d20. Also features magnets to keep the cover closed.
CARE NOTES: Please keep away from direct sunlight or intense heat. This deck box can take normal handling but may get scratched if tossed in a backpack with sharp objects or during heavy use.
This deck box features a window in front to showcase your favorite commander in a toploader. Holds 100 cards with some space for dice at the bottom. Dice can be up to 23mm in size, and should fit most standard sized d20. Also features magnets to keep the cover closed. CARDS NOT INCLUDED.
Product is not affiliated with Magic the Gathering, or Wizards of the Coast.
