Card Sleeves for Dominion: What is the best card sleeves for the Dominion cards?
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Euro Game Card Sleeves (100 Soft Sleeves/Pack - 59 MM X 92 MM) These are the one you want. I bought them for the Dominion Intrigue I just bought. The only cards that don't fit in their slots any more for me are Bronze and Silver. For the ones that don't fit, I placed them in one the bags that the card sleeves came in and put it in the middle of the box.
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Yes, they should fit, unless the sleeves have excess space between the card and the end of the sleeve. If the sleeves are Konami official sleeves, then you'll at least be able to fit 45, but I personally haven't tried 50. You can also fit 35 sleeved cards in the graveyard, and 15 in the banished/extra deck zones.
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There are cards in the game, but it is not a deck building game. I guess the sleeves would be up to you.
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I just tried this out with the deck protectors I use for my magic the gathering decks and the resistance cards fit in them just fine. They are a bit snug but can be both placed in and removed without difficulty or damage to the covers.
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If by penny sleeves you mean those soft plastic sleeves then yes. They are just like those except are designed to fit your card very tightly. They offer no protection from bending (and in fact will bend your card a tiny bit at first until your card stretches the plastic out), only protection from handling and light scratches and are actually meant to be fit into another, thicker, sleeve for playing with. If you want to prevent bending, the hard plastic versions are more what you'd be looking for. They're usually called toploaders. Keep in mind that people don't usually play with toploaders on their cards. To play, people usually use deck protectors, which are a little thicker than these soft sleeves, but are not especially good at preventing bending. Toploaders are good for long term storage of premium cards or to ship them through the mail when you sell them.
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We do NOT use sleeves for ours. I think most people only do that for card games where you are shuffling the cards a lot. This is a board game that uses cards and you just shuffle them a couple times at the start of the game. Plus, you are not using all the cards each time you play. Part of why there is so many cards is because you are using a subset of the cards each time. This gives you more replay ability and variety.
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You can stretch to a couple cards, but they're really built for one card, as mentioned. There are other deck packs that are probably closer to what you're looking for. Check out boardgamegeek.com for people storing deck building games for recommendations, too. You'll probably find lots of recommendations from people storing net runner or magic decks.
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Yes, it is compatibility, but not exactly. Only the backing of 6 optional cards will look different from the original game. You can buy card sleeves for your cards that costs like $1 or $2 and that would solve the problem. But if you don't care about the back of the cards, then it won't matter at all.
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Dominion is my wife and I favorite game. Race for the Galaxy (with alien artifacts) is our 2nd favorite. They are different games but you should like both. Check out Marvel Legendary if you like deck builders. It is SUPERBMr, Tom
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The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to... » Read More The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. « Show Less
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Yes they do. I have used these with the Clear Dragon shield sleeves for me EDH deck and as long as you are careful they work perfectly.
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A Google search will find multiple Itoya Art Profolio binder sellers, but I only found one vendor where I could easily locate the extra sleeves. The vendor's URL is Utrechtart.com/Itoya - I haven't ordered from them yet, but soon will.
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Depends on your budget, you might want to buy Dominion: Intrigue first (it works as a standalone) to see whether you like it. If you find it fun, you can always buy this set later since buying Intrigue first means that there's no overlap.
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You could always order card sleeves from Mayday or look on Amazon for Mayday card sleeves. They come in several sizes.
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There are two card holding areas, One vertical and one horizontal. The vertical one is pretty much only good for pilot cards but the horizontal one works just about perfect for holding sleeved upgrade and damage cards. This is actually one of the better storage solutions I've seen for X-Wing cards.
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Hi, Candy -- it's been quite a while since I bought these, but I remember putting just one postcard in each sleeve; I think that's how they're designed to be used. By the way, UltraPro makes the best sleeves, for postcards and gaming cards (Magic, etc.); my son has been buying them for years, which is what made me buy these. Hope that helps!
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I don't know anything about sleeved cards . But regular cards work very well. battery's last a decent amount of time. Overall we have enjoyed the card shuffler w/o any problems.