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I don't sleeve them. The cards are pretty good quality and you aren't shuffling them, so I didn't feel it was necessary to sleeve them.

I have each fighter's cards, standee and token in its own clear plastic Ultra-pro card box (the slim ones: http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-25count-2-Piece-Plastic/dp/B0002TT3KM). They fit everything perfectly and everything fits well in the box that way. Regular deck boxes, while good are just a little too big. Although you could use them for some of the extra tokens and such.

I also believe there is a file for tuckboxes on BGG that you can print and make for every fighter. That was a little too much work for me, to be honest. But they're pretty cool if you want to spend the time doing that.

UltraPro makes a passable zippered quad row binder but the card pockets are generously sized if you're just looking to Perfect Fit your cards, but they are taut enough to be kept in the pocket (they just might slip to an off center position).

Ultimate Guard makes quality binders, I don't personally have one of the zippered Quad Row models but the Professor has a positive review of them. If you're not 100% fixated on the zippered aspect I'd definitely check out Dex Protection's 12-pocket binders, they're very high quality; I have 8.

Not sure what you mean by small box, but Puerto Rico is amazing. The Minecraft card games is surprisingly really good too. I bought it for our kids but my wife and I actually enjoy playing it as well, and it's very inexpensive.

https://www.amazon.com/Mattel-DJY41-Minecraft-Card-Game/dp/B0119J9VMI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1504706652&sr=8-1&keywords=minecraft+card+game

This one is a bit rough. As I'm sure a lot of GM's don't really wish to just purchase a metric ton of minis, paint them and store them for their limited and exact use. Personally I have found a few... Cheaper alternatives.

1. Magic the Gathering cards. Sounds a bit silly but follow me. Hole punch the image out, some filler, glue them together and you get a sorta carboard-ish token with really nice art on it. And cheap as all god damn hell as I bought a box of 2k cards for ~$25.
   
   
2. 3D print that stuff. I know most folks may not have one available, but if you do you can print off some pretty great stuff for use.
   
   
3. Pathfinder. Yes, they still make the cardboard standie stuff for monsters. Here is quick one I found on amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pathfinder-Pawns-Bestiary-2-Box/dp/1601255004/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Pathfinder+Pawns%3A+Monster+Codex+Box&qid=1555936626&s=kids&sr=1-2-catcorr
   
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   Hope that helps out!

Had this site bookmarked, but I also did an amazon search for just "dice" and it got some decent wholesale results.

Here is a link for bulk 200 dice.

White dice 200 pack

Red dice 200 pack

400 bulk 100 of a color

Even 200 pinks ones

Hopefully that helps out a bit, if you do take a project on like that you should document it as it goes. Like a picture diary type thing as you go along, I would be very interested in how it turns out for ya.

Although i've built foam risers before to great success, If you want more flexibility, Ultra Pro Deck Boxes + the like are very useful.
They aren't too expensive and are transparent. They also come with 2 for the price of 1 deck box.
These are the ones I use:

150 Card Size

250 Card Size

100 Card Size

25 Card Size

Extra Tall

If you just want staircase risers for nendoroids, I bought mine locally. Some scrounging on the subreddit should net you some decent sellers.

My Little Pony

• Celestia 8” Figure
  
• Candance 8” Figure
  
• Fleece Throw
  
• Pinkie Pie Rainbow Helicopter
  
• Over the Ear Headphones
  
• Memory Game
  
• Pony Sketch Set
  
• Playskool Friendship Bus
  
• Equestria Girls 2-pack Doll
  
• Equestria Girls Rarity
  
• Fashion Style Rainbow Dash
  
  Lalaloopsy
  
  
• Littles Doll, Slice o’ Cake
  
• Crazy Hair Doll Jewel Sparkle
  
• Tinies, Pet Hospital
  
• Fashion Doll
  
• Tinies 10-pack
  
• Large Doll, Sugar Cookie
  
• Large Doll, Mittens
  
• Babies Tippy Tumblelina
  
  Inside Out
  
  
• Small Sadness Plush
  
• Small Disgust Plush
  
• Small Joy Plush
  
• Small Bing Bong Plush
  
• Magic 8 Ball
  
• 4 piece Figure Set
  
• Invisible Ink Book
  
  Minions
  
  
• Minions Hideaway Tent
  
• King Bob Funko Pop
  
• Wall Decals
  
• Huggable Stewart
  
• Make a Minion Kit
  
  Superheros
  
  
• Thor’s Hammer
  
• Thor 12” Figure
  
• Stark Tech Armor
  
• Ironman 12” Figure
  
• Spiderman Sand Runner
  
• Spiderman Hoppers
  
• Hulk Plush
  
• Hulk Figure
  
• Spiderman Hero Mashers
  
• Superman Cape
  
• Spiderman 12” Figure
  
• Marvel Potato Heads
  
  Minecraft
  
  
• Creeper Head
  
• Steve Head
  
• Papercraft Mobs
  
• Creeper Plush
  
• Card Game
  
• Survival Pack Action Figures
  
• Animal Figures
  
• Base Game for Xbox 360
  
  Barbies
  
  
• Girl Scout Doll
  
• Super Hero Doll
  
• Rock Princess Doll
  
• Glitter Hair Design Doll
  
• Princess Power Super Sparkle Doll
  
• Puppy Adventure Doll
  
• Moonlight Halloween Doll
  
• 9-pack of Dresses
  
• Fashion Pack

Sorry to see people aren’t bothering to answer your question. I purchased a manual shuffler like this:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005RBVE84/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_aCHVCbTVKFM1N

The price is inflated over what I paid, so I’d shop around, but what I like about it is that it’s pretty quick and since you’re cranking it by hand, you can feel it jam and stop without damaging the cards.

I’ve owned this for nearly seven years and never damaged a card or the machine. I prefer this to sleeving because, well, I don’t want to sleeve cards in a bunch of games I own when I can use this!

Here's what we did to store our TI4 in the box. I stole the idea from user bigegg on the bgg forums in this thread--

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1885145/storage-solution-box

Some of his details are incorrect and he has no references for what he actually used or bought, so that's what I'm doing here.

Ground force tokens, trade good tokens, and other misc things go in one of these: (EDIT: we clipped off the little hanger thing on the end because it made the box just barely not fit) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E39T4Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Action card deck and Agenda deck each gets one of these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002TT3KW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Seventeen of these for the race tokens and cards, one for the planet deck, and one for the objective deck, for a total of nineteen:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002TT3KM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Lastly, these six boxes are for the ships and the colored cards--the tech decks and promissory notes: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K2DREPO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Everything all together was around $50.

We cut the planet tray out of the rest of the tray with a box knife, and we put the strategy cards atop one of the stacks of planets. The victory track we ended up moving to the top of the race boxes so it would lay flat. Other than that, the books and stuff sit on top of everything, and the box closes up no problem. It's considerably heavier than before due to all the added plastic, of course, but it's looking like cleanup and set up will be much easier with this method because all anybody will need to grab is their color box and their race box. Hope this helps!

Edit: Ah also forgot to mention--we sleeved everything in these. They are thinner than the FFG ones and therefore fit in our plastic cases:
https://www.amazon.com/Mayday-Games-Sleeves-41x63mm-sleeves/dp/B06XZGN51N/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1511979051&sr=8-4&keywords=mini+card+sleeves

We bought this one (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005RBVE84/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1) a while ago and enjoy it. We only use it for a few things and mostly prefer to riffle shuffle but once in a while we want more precision (for whatever reason) and pull that puppy out. Good quality and no issues with card bending or creasing. Crank works great and goes nice and quick!

While you may not be pricing the cards, using the pricing guide on tcgplayer.com is a good place to start organizing specific sets. It can also give you a general market value for all conditions as you are organizing. If you see the market value on a specific card is much higher than others in the set, you should consider protecting that one with penny and hard sleeves(or depending on the card, perhaps more than that). If you are going to store your cards in binders, i recommend these sleeves for inside sleeves and these sleeves for the outside soft sleeve prior to putting in a binder like this or like this.

The beginner box contains a few hero and monster cards to get you started, that can be bought on the Amazon market place, if you are looking for just monsters then Bestiary box 2,3 & 4 can be bought directly from Amazon, and it looks like you can get the first on marketplace too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pathfinder-Pawns-Bestiary-Box-2/dp/1601255004/ref=pd_bxgy_k_h_b_cs_text_y

A quick google show some good resources for making your own too

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pathfinder+paper+minis

A lot of hate for shufflers, but a manual shuffling device can work. Something like [this](Manual Card Shuffler(Discontinued by manufacturer) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005RBVE84/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_k3zBCbJBRWGKA) can work just fine if you’re careful with the cards or you don’t need them in perfect condition or the cards are sleeved.

Okay, make something like this slightly larger so it'll shuffle card sleeves right (friend of mine I play with has one, its great for nonsleeved decks)

I have limited mobility in my right hand, so I use a manual crank shuffler as well, except when I play Onirim - it's always solo so I'll washing machine the deck first, then hindu shuffle the deck during play.

The shuffler doesn't save time, as noted by pimaniac - in fact I think it takes longer - I'll do a 7x shuffle hoping that it randomizes enough. It does, but I think that it also will pass pairs a lot more than a riffle shuffle by hand. That's anecdotal though, I've got no data to back that up :-)

I also like deck-builders, so I bought a shuffling machine some time ago.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0074PYWR6

Works like a charm! Split the deck into two, place halves to either side, and hold down a button that will mesh the cards together. Can be easily done one-handed.

Wow...downvoting for sharing a accessory that my family uses and has had 0 problems with...wow.

I bought one from Amazon and we absolutely love it. It's a 4 deck shuffler and has never damaged a card. I only linked the one from Walmart as an example. Ours cost about 14 dollars if I remember correctly.

This one looks like it's the one we use. http://www.amazon.com/Casino-Deluxe-Automatic-Deck-Shuffler/dp/B0074PYWR6?ie=UTF8&redirect=true&ref_=s9_top_hd_bw_btliF_g200_i5

The downside for you is trying to count hits on a dozen and a half d6s. If you're running 5e, I have a trick for you though. It's about an hour or two of work and $20ish, but it'll help out a lot. Even the guests could count their dice if they had a table to roll on.

Step 1: Buy a bunch of d6 that are black with white pips.

Step 2: Use either black paint or a sharpie to black out the pips for the numbers 2, 3, and 4.

Step 3: Use either red paint or a red sharpie to color in the pips for the number 1.

Step 4: You now have dice that, when rolled, will look blank when they land on neutral numbers, show bright white for hits, and show nice and red for potential glitches.

Note: No, I'm not kidding. I have 200d6 modified this way purchased from the same store.

get the Pathfinder Pawns.

hundreds of 2d minis with awesome art. easy to store.

https://www.amazon.com/Pathfinder-Pawns-Bestiary-2-Box/dp/1601255004/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=pathfinder+pawns+bestiary&qid=1571528800&sr=8-3

Thank you! And all the faction tokens are in 25-card deck boxes. I'm pretty sure I used these.

Same reasons as everyone else.

I keep things in order with H-bands around during some of the boxes where the lids aren't very snug. [H-bands] (Http://demco.com/products/Office-Supplies/General-Supplies/Clips-Fasteners-Rubberbands/4-way-Rubber-H-bands/_/A-B00172584)

I either bag components or I've been using Ultra Pro two part card cases for pieces. I like the ease of handing a player a container where they can use the bottom and top to keep components organized during play. [Ultra Pro card cases] (https://smile.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-25count-2-Piece-Plastic/dp/B0002TT3KM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484138304&sr=8-1&keywords=ultra+pro+25+count)

I would highly recommend getting this: http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Game-Collection-03665-Shuffler/dp/B005RBVE84

You get the benefits of an automatic shuffler without running the risk of your cards getting destroyed. You can feel if there's going to be a jam, reverse it, then crank clockwise again.

I've been into the board game scene for less than a year but this was one of my first investments and I don't take my games anywhere without it. I can't shuffle properly so I want it available, especially for games with large decks like Shadows Over Camelot. I just cut the deck, shuffle, then repeat once. Makes setup quick, easy, and random.

The bonus is that I don't have to worry about anyone using the dreaded bridge shuffle technique since everyone wants to try the shuffler because it's just so cool. Just tell them to go slow with it to feel for jams and ensure the cards distribute more evenly.

The only downsides to this shuffler are that it comes with a stupid giant sticker on the top (which is removable anyway) and you can't shuffle sleeved cards in it. I only sleeve hidden role cards so it's not an issue for me.

Easiest/cheapest way to get a good variety quickly is to use the Pathfinder NPC codex box. Lots of variety and pretty inexpensive. They also have the bestiary box.

What we do at our table is use the cardboard for PCs and then actual mini figures for the NPCs/bad guys. Its an easy way to know who is good and bad on the battle field.

I purchased most on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002TT3KM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

And I found a good deal on a bunch on eBay as well. I have about 60 I think.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002TT3KM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

These are great. They open up and can be put in the top of the tray too

I purchased this one from Amazon back in January, 9 months later still works great for me.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005RBVE84/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Ultra Pro Deck Builder's Premium Binder

Some people dont like Ultra Pro and prefer other companies. This one is one of my personal favorites. Cover feels solid and I appreciate the zipper around it.

Dice aren't limited to six sides. =)

But yeah, point remains. If there's more than two universes connected like that, Magus's magic working doesn't imply he's from the gryphon universe.

I like to use portfolio binders like this one for complete sets.

https://www.amazon.com/Deck-Builders-Premium-PRO-Binder-Black/dp/B01DA81HYQ/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=TCG+portfolio+binder&qid=1566775207&s=gateway&sr=8-3

Surprised you didn't go with a 60% board, but I prefer TKL over 60%, so I can appreciate.

If you're looking for a good case this thread suggests a Da Vinci 300-chip count aluminum poker case.

i got the deck builder's premium pro (4 wide) binder and love it.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DA81HYQ/

it was on one of the tcc review videos. my sister ended up getting the same binder after she saw mine.

The Vortex Aluminum case is available at MechanicalKeyboards.com

http://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_list&c=44

The Da Vinci Aluminum 300 Chip Case
http://amzn.com/B002P9YRN0

Perfect for my Filco TKL keyboard.

Da Vinci Aluminum 500 Chip Case
http://amzn.com/B000GXGRYO

for a full sized keyboard?

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Use the ultra pro 25 card holders for the tokens. as for the units you just need to find some nice fitting plastic containers and then cut up the original insert.

if you do this you can just go to target or somewhere to buy the containers.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-25count-2-Piece-Plastic/dp/B0002TT3KM/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_200_lp_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=FY1E970DWM1Z8P60F9Y5

This is the way to go. I have figurines for the players themselves, but I use pawns for the monsters. There are four Pawn sets. Here are Amazon links:

Bestiary Box 1

Bestiary Box 2

Bestiary Box 3

Bestiary Box 4

Even Easier

Nope, it's official - Made by Mattel (they typically make the Minecraft merchandise): https://www.amazon.com/Mattel-Games-Minecraft-Card-Game/dp/B0119J9VMI

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0074PYWR6/ref=s9_simh_hm_btliF_d0_g236_i1

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My copy is sleeved and I use these 25 card deck boxes. 50 Card for some larger characters like Endrbyt.

However, the ~70 characters that I have they don't all fit into one box. Even if they did, the plastic deck boxes would make it quite heavy. As such, I have keep some of the more basic characters in the War box and I have the larger Devastation box host some more advanced characters. This allows me to keep a travel kit of sorts to teach new players. Here's a snippet of my Devastation box.. My War box is incidentally at a friends house from the last time I taught the game.