Forged Dice Co. Curiosities Cache Monster Card & Spellcard Organizer Binder with Pages - Fits D&D MTG Magic Pokemon Yugioh Cards

I ordered a few of these a will order some more in the future, they are great. I'm using them as spell books for the different classes. It's nice to have all the spells just for your class right in front of you so you don't have to have the PHB in your lap and flip through ALL of the spells. It's also nice as a prop for wizards. If you have the magic items card set and the racial/combat feats cards, you can also keep those in it with your spells. Now, they have PLENTY of room. So much so that I used a book for multiple classes. Green book for Ranger/Druid, Blue for Wizard/Warlock/Sorcerer, and the Light Brown for Cleric/Paladin. Fits all the cards plus room for more.

This was exactly what I needed to organize some of my Dungeons and Dragons 5E monster cards and the fact that it came with sleeve pages for two different sizes of the cards was incredibly useful.

Overall, a good purchase for a binder to use for game play, hold the cards really well, not loose at all.

Producto con calidad

I like that there's different kinds of sleeves in this to hold different sized cards. It looks sturdy and well made. I just took a star off because it's not what I would call green, definitely looks more brown. But it was labeled as green, so here we are.

I wanted to like this binder but just couldn't. To be clear: it's high-quality, looks good, and will probably serve its purpose for most customers. I didn't care for it because when I went looking for more pages for basic D&D spell cards (i.e. poker card size), I discovered 1) that no one else makes 4-card pages for this unique form factor so you must purchase them from the manufacturer, 2) that a pack of 30 pages costs $10.99, 3) that they're out of stock, and 4) that their website's glitched out and can't record my email address to tell me when they get more in. Yikes. I'm not going to paint myself into a corner like that. Additionally, another reviewer mentioned this but I kind of shrugged it off: the "green" really and truly is brown (see photo). Like really, really brown. Sick swamp green at best. This whole project was for a Druid, so yeah... Anyway, I'm just going to get an intentionally-brown faux-leather standard form-factor 3-ring binder and a bunch of pages that hold 9 cards, and save a fair amount of money in the process. Oh well.

I bought 5, that tells you how good the quality and usefulness rate with me. I am an old gamer, and I do get tired of flipping through MM back and forth as battle flows. Buy the cards, get these books, it's an invaluable resource for DM caught on his heels

I loved the first one so much that I bought a second one so I now have one four slot card holder and one 2 slot holder so I can keep my spell cards in my 4 slot holder and my monsters and creatures in the 2 slot holder