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Reddit mentions of Ultimate Guard Monolith Deck Case 100+ Standard Size Black Card Game
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Ultimate Guard Monolith Deck Case 100+ Standard Size Black Card Game. Here are the top ones.
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- Cover has same size and shape as middle section; Cover can be used as a second card holder when opened
- Symmetrical structure, providing both secure closure and easy opening
- Inner size optimized for 100 DOUBLE-SLEEVED CARDS or 120+ single-sleeved cards
- Removable dice and accessories compartment
- Durable, solid material with soft touch finishing
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 11.6141795 Inches |
| Length | 19.291349 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | June 2015 |
| Size | Standard |
| Weight | 0.4850169764 Pounds |
| Width | 7.086618 Inches |
ABSOLUTELY watch all that, but if you don't have the time I'll give you the highlights.
For a regular deck box, Legion and Ultimate Guard make great boxes that tend to fit more than their reported value.
If you want to get fancy, any of the Ultimate Guard Flip'n'Tray or Monolith boxes are awesome. Also the Ultra Pro Satin Tower, pretty much the same as the Monolith.
If you need something as cheap as possible while also holding all your stuff (like d20s and d6s), the Ultra Pro Pro-Dual box will hold a full 75 card deck in one compartment and a Chessex 36ct d6 box and some d20s in the other.
Other than that I like the Ultimate Guard Deck'n'Tray, It holds a deck like the boxes with a tray for counters and dice.
I've got a flip-n-tray. It's... pretty good. I haven't had any serious problems with it. It seems like a step down, durability wise, from the Ultimate Guard Monolith, (which I feel totally safe stacking things on top of, or putting in the bottom of my luggage/event bag). The stitching was a bit loose on one of the corners; the Flip-n-Tray isn't perfectly square and I'm worried one day it may start to come apart.
The flip-n-tray is NOT designed to hold a double-sleeved commander deck. It will hold a single sleeved deck with room to spare, however.
Overall, I'm more inclined to trust the cheaper Monoliths to protect my cards, but I can't deny how classy the Flip-n-Tray looks and feels. As an added bonus, the trays themselves are removable, and are great for holding tokens and counters during the game--totally separate from the battlefield. Just note that the trays are snug. You need to take a little care when putting your cards back to avoid bending your sleeves.
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> Tradelist
I am playing less Modern, and am considering trading some of the Grixis Death's Shadow cards that don't overlap with other decks, if I can trade them all at once.
I am always willing to look at your tradelist, so feel free to send me a message if I have something you're interested in, even if you don't have anything I've listed below. Deckbox is my preferred means of correspondence / trading.
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I also have some supplies for trade:
Conditions are used but fine. Happy to send photos if desired. I'd trade these at the value listed (not a huge discount, but you get to pay with MtG cards instead of cash).
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I use these. Perfect for double sleeved decks plus tokens, and an area on the bottom that fits 9 roll downs perfectly. But I've never heard of someone triple sleeving cards. You might need something that is made for 150 double sleeved cards.