Regarding card binder sleeves

[Moonglow]

Sort of off topic, but I binned the insert and created a divider card length sized in the box. All the books (all expansions + 4 more) fit on one side, the cards sleeves and categorised on the other;board on top.  Unfortunately I didn't measure up my piano box for all the tokens and dice, so it rides separate.  On the other hand, if I was travelling to a game, I'd possibly be only carrying the piano box and some books anyway.

[Avarice]

That could work also moon.

[Moonglow]

Here's mine, before I got the extra cards and books: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/1750722/mage-wars

Here's a tidier version: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/1747961/mage-wars

[sIKE]

I have out grown the core box for holding Spellbooks, but if you are interested:



I am using this version of the insert:



and this is what it looks like fully dressed out:

[Avarice]

Nice Sike. Yeah, with another expo in the way, may need more room. Lol

[V10lentray]

I use the clear Ultra pro Sleeves, to sleeve every MW card I own. I also use the MW spell books, and the cards in the sleeves fit in the spell book with little to no problems.

[barriecritzer]

I only sleeve my cards when I put them into my spellbooks. Nothing strikes more fear into your opponent than a Warlock sleeved in My little Pony Fluttershy sleeves

[Sailor Vulcan]

I only sleeve my cards when I put them into my spellbooks. Nothing strikes more fear into your opponent than a Warlock sleeved in My little Pony Fluttershy sleeves

That wouldn't scare me at all. Seems completely normal. Contrary to popular belief, a lot of bronies ARE actually men, both physically and psychologically, rather than being physically male but secretly little girls psychologically.

Your "scare tactic" only strikes fear in people who consider their own culture's gender norms to be a fundamental law of human biology. Which they aren't. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people do believe that they are.

Source: most of my male friends in high school were bronies. All of them are more masculine than I am, and yet I was never a bronie, nor do I intend to become one.

I plan to sleeve my cards the first time I ever go to a tournament. That way I can tell my cards apart from my opponents. But... What if my opponent is using the same card sleeves as I am as well as the same mage?