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Dragon Shield - Classic 100 Sleeves - Orange 'Pyrox'

Riferimento AT-10013

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100 sleeves per box.
For cards measuring up to 63×88 mm (2½”x3½”).
PVC-free polypropylene sleeves, no acid. Archival safe.
120 μ quality thickness.
Sturdy cardboard box fits 75+ sleeved cards.
Box lid has a label for your personal use.

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Scheda tecnica

Fabbricante	Dragon Shield
Tipo di Accessorio	Bustine
Tipo di Bustine	Tinta Unita
Finitura di Bustine	Classic
Quantità di Bustine	100

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Clear front & Orange back. Because orange is the new back.

Classic is the original Dragon Shield sleeve. Smooth with a glossy back and unparalleled seal strength.

100 sleeves per box.
For cards measuring up to 63×88 mm (2½”x3½”).
PVC-free polypropylene sleeves, no acid. Archival safe.
120 μ quality thickness.
Sturdy cardboard box fits 75+ sleeved cards.
Box lid has a label for your personal use.

Designed for use with Magic the Gathering™, Pokémon™ and other card games.

Pyrox, the Sunflare

The only known orange dragon in all of Arcania is Pyrox, the companion of Corona. He fathered all yellow dragons. The legend of Pyrox and Corona exist alongside recorded human history. For twenty years, a twin comet consisting of the two dragons appeared entwined in the sky. So bright was their fiery descent at times that the night sky was as bright as day in some places.

The two dragons smashed to earth in a tangle before separating in the highlands of Southmarch. Pyrox appeared annually to fertilize the yellow eggs in the “Festival of Light” until their kingdom fell to ruin.