Card Sleeves for Dominion What is the best card sleeves for the Dominion cards? I read a product review for a particular brand, and the reviewer said they fit the cards, but they would no longer fit in the case provided with the game. Can anyone recommend a particular brand( One found on Amazon) and tell me if the cards no longer fit in the provided case? Thank you. Card Sleeves for Dominion What is the best card sleeves for the Dominion cards? I read a product review for a particular brand, and the reviewer said they fit the cards, but they would no longer... » Read More Card Sleeves for Dominion What is the best card sleeves for the Dominion cards? I read a product review for a particular brand, and the reviewer said they fit the cards, but they would no longer fit in the case provided with the game. Can anyone recommend a particular brand( One found on Amazon) and tell me if the cards no longer fit in the provided case? Thank you. « Show Less
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The "Cataphract Sleeves" are getting very good reviews by Dominion players, with now more than 100 reviews in. You might check those out. Hope it helps! www.sleevedominion.com
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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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The reason the Copper & Silver cards no longer fit in the box is due to the added thickness of adding any sleeves. The box insert is great when you first start out. But once you start buying the expansions to to the game (and you probably will want them) you're going to want to ditch the inserts to fit multiple sets in a single box. There are a lot of printable player aids, like card organizers and tabbed inserts at www.http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/36218/dominion
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The best sleeves are from Ultra Pro (http://amzn.com/B005CM80X0). The sleeves from Mayday Games are thinner, so they split easily if you try to shuffle the cards. Worse, the Mayday sleeves STICK to each other and you really have to double-check the cards when you sort them after a game. The Ultra Pro sleeves don't split and they don't stick. The only downside with the Ultra Pro sleeves is that they're a little bigger, so the cards don't easily fit in the storage slots in the box. They DO fit, but it's tight.
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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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This will work: Ultra Pro Board Game Sleeve 69mm x 100mm - 50pk They are advertised as 69mm x 100mm, but the packaging actually says 65x100 (you can see it in the photo). In any case, they fit nicely.
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I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game.I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and own almost all of the Dominion ones, so take that into consideration. . I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game.I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and... » Read More I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game.I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and own almost all of the Dominion ones, so take that into consideration. . « Show Less
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I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game. I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and own almost all of the Dominion ones, so take that into consideration. .
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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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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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There are different lines of cards. If you bought the killer bunnies starter pack (the blue and yellow deck aka QUEST) you will want to get the Quest line. Likewise for the CONQUEST if you bought that starter pack. It is important to buy in the right order because many cards cannot be used if you don't have the previous expansion. The only exception is the brown deck for the QUEST line. That one can be used right away with the starter pack. The red deck is VERY hard to find but they might be releasing more in the near future. Hope this helps. Also I would check out WIKI http://killerbunnies.wikia.com/wiki/Killer_Bunnies_Wiki this will help you see what decks go with what editions and the order to buy. I bought all of the quest decks (about $140) and the only red deck I found was from Europe. Don't bother paying 50+ bucks for the ones on ebay just do some searching (especially at game shops) and I found mine for $8.
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They are slightly smaller than normal playing card size. I you're looking for card sleeves, this is the size that fits them: USA Chimera Game Sleeves 57.5 X 89 MM (100 pack)
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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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....wat?The cards are the same for 4 and 6. If you meant C&K;, it doesn't have cards for the expansions...So, the answer is, they work for both 4 or 6 players (as do the originals).
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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 ordered from ccg unlimited, and the cards i received were terrible. I received 7 or 8 copies of several poor cards. The holos didn't contain duplicates but most of them weren't very good. If you want to try it out, i wouldn't order from them. Just consider buying one and see how it works for you. Personally, i think buying singles is better. Do your research for cards online, and pick the cards you want.
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Yes. Super Dungeon Explore's cards are "standard" size. These are the ones you want to get. Happy gaming!
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I contacted the company with that very question and they responded that they do not have replacement cards. My complaint is that you can only play this game a few times until you've exhausted all the questions (way too few!).
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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.