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Dragon Shield - Nest Deck Box 100 - Green/Black

Reference: AT-40108

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Extra durable deck box capable of holding 100+ double sleeved cards.
Slick black exterior with classic interior colors. As durable as dragons’ nests.
Customizable assembly.

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This item is expected to be in stock on the . Orders containing this item will not be shipped before the official release date. Special preorder price until release!

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New orders of this article/language combination will be shipped with the second wave of Double Masters pre-orders. Estimated delivery around the 21.08.

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Priority: 28.03.2023
Economy: 29.03.2023

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Manufacturer	Dragon Shield
Collection	Nest
Accessory Type	Deck Boxes
Deck Box Type	Flip Box
Deckbox Size	100

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The Dragon Shield’s Nest Deck Boxes offer high-end deck protection with a simple design and strong magnetic seal. Each Nest has a black exterior and classy colored interior fabric. Piece all 8 product packages together to discover different parts of the story, “Saturion Ascendant,” to discover the origins of the Nest.

As safe as a dragon’s nest.

Extra durable deck box capable of holding 100+ double sleeved cards.
Slick black exterior with classic interior colors. As durable as dragons’ nests.
Customizable assembly.

Saturion Ascendant #2

Easy money, Captain Jace thought. He did not make a habit of renting out his fishing ship, nor traveling the dead waters of the Black Ocean, but the man in black offered more gold than he’d made last year. He is an odd one, though. His passenger stood on the ship’s bowsprit, his black cloak fluttering in the breeze.

“Oy, I wouldn’t recommend standing up there,” Jace hollered to the man. The slippery bowsprit jutted out in front of the ship and curved like a dragon’s talon. The man said nothing as he spread his arms wide. Jace could feel him smile. The ship broke in half as Rodinion rose from underneath.