Dragon Shield Dragon Box 150+ - Purple & Frost
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Dragon Shield Dragon Box 150+ - Purple & Frost

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Dragon Shield Dragon Box 150+ - Purple & FrostEnshrouded in arcane mists and winter's chill, this mystical refuge guards your deck with disciplined magic, unwavering in its watch over every card. Give your deck a place to call home with the Dragon Box 150+. A protective haven where it can rest between battles, proudly displayed and always ready for the next match. Forged with a durable purple Dragon Skin exterior, the Dragon Box is built to endure travel, tournaments, and long days at the table.

Enshrouded in arcane mists and winter's chill, this mystical refuge guards your deck with disciplined magic, unwavering in its watch over every card.

Give your deck a place to call home with the Dragon Box 150+. A protective haven where it can rest between battles, proudly displayed and always ready for the next match.

Forged with a durable purple Dragon Skin exterior, the Dragon Box is built to endure travel, tournaments, and long days at the table. The inside reveals a soft frost-colored satin lining which cradles your cards and protects your deck.

Set into the lid is a clear acrylic display window, with room for a sleeved card. Display a commander, art, or signature card to represent your deck. The lid seals shut securely using the Dragon Lock combined with integrated magnets. A slightly raised interior lid design ensures cards can't slip out between the lid and the box.

The lid can be combined with the Dragon Box in many arrangements, either giving your box a tilt, obscuring your box from certain angles or even tucking under the box to conserve table space.

Designed for standard-sized cards, the Dragon Box 150+ holds up to 185 single-sleeved, 150 double-sleeved, or 110 triple-sleeved cards.

Part of the Dragon Lock system - forged to fit as one. The Dragon Box pairs seamlessly with color-matched Dragon Trays (available separately), allowing dice and trinkets to be stored alongside your deck. The Dragon Vault (available separately) lets you store and carry a mix of Dragon Boxes with you wherever your gaming journeys take you.

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