Any suggestions on card sleeves since I heard the card dimension is different for Dominion cards?
76404
I know that there are card sleeves that fit fairly well. I opted not to use card sleeves as using them makes it a bit more difficult to shuffle and adds substantial bulk. I know this sounds silly but if you have the money I would purchase one set for play and one to keep in mint condition. Also, you can get the base Dominion game cards without buying the entire game (also on Amazon). Happy playing!
76405
The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool.
76406
I don't have card sleeves but I think any normal size will do. The size of the cards is not that different. By the way...I am about to go and change my review to a better one. I have played the game today three times and it is awsome. I recommend to always include one or two Attack cards. It makes the games a lot more interesting
76407
The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the... » Read More The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. « Show Less
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The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to... » Read More The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. « Show Less
766766
Easily. They are smaller than normal sleeves. They are meant to be placed on the card and in normal sleeves.
1669440
Yes, they should fit, unless the sleeves have excess space between the card and the end of the sleeve. If the sleeves are Konami official sleeves, then you'll at least be able to fit 45, but I personally haven't tried 50. You can also fit 35 sleeved cards in the graveyard, and 15 in the banished/extra deck zones.
1699866
regular size of playing cards is all I have used..Not sure if anything larger would work.
1243301
A Google search will find multiple Itoya Art Profolio binder sellers, but I only found one vendor where I could easily locate the extra sleeves. The vendor's URL is Utrechtart.com/Itoya - I haven't ordered from them yet, but soon will.
751347
Not sure what size that would be, but my 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" Art Trading Cards fit nicely. These sleeves seemed a little lighter weight than others I have bought. Tear out at seam if tight fit.
1746505
There is some leeway in the sleeves. I have my cards sleeved and they fit fine. I use all different types of sleeves, and even in the sleeves I use there is plenty of room. In sleeves I put 2 cards in a pocket sometime, and can clearly see 2 cards if I don't stack them well.I'd guess there is close to .25 inches at least extra to move with.I also could get off my butt, get the binder and a ruler, and tell you that from the bottom seam of the pocket to the top is a little more than 3.75 inches. Probably more useful than previous description.
419938
There is not a lot of shuffling in this game. The cards are bonuses and modifiers to the game rather than the main focus. However, as with any card game sleeves can be a good way to protect the cards from damage. Standard ones will work fine.And the game is correct on the number of cards. A normal game will not use all of them. Many cards are for a specific number of players or a certain level of player. most likely less than 125 will be used in any one game.
2199314
I don't know what the size dimensions are for pokemon cards. I have stuffed it full of Magic: The Gathering cards and it can hold sleeved cards easily. It is also really easy to put together, but you will have to stop by BCW's website. No glue, no tape, no scissors. It simply requires some breaking/folding of cardboard and placing the pieces in the right slots.
2199313
I have magic cards sleeved and they fit just fine, I presume pokemon cards are more or less the same size.
1163963
Unfortunately, the cases leave just enough room for cards only. I've tried using them with my LOTR LCG sleeved in Ultra Pro sleeves and they don't fit. But not all my games are sleeved. For sleeved cards I use Ultra Pro's Deck Boxes in various colors. I still like the plastic boxes for unsleeeved cards and other odds and ends. Hope this helps.
1478293
it is a tight fit for sleeved cards. will hold multiple cards with no sleeve, though.
1421361
We play Dominion at least once a week, and multiple games at that. We have yet to have any of the sleeves tear or come apart. I think they are ideal for game playing - and much cheaper than buying replacement sets of game cards! I am very pleased that we purchased these sleeves, and I think you will be too.
1021107
Yep, they fit with the yugioh sized sleeves. It was a little tight the first time, but sleeved cards fit.
2207396
If by penny sleeves you mean those soft plastic sleeves then yes. They are just like those except are designed to fit your card very tightly. They offer no protection from bending (and in fact will bend your card a tiny bit at first until your card stretches the plastic out), only protection from handling and light scratches and are actually meant to be fit into another, thicker, sleeve for playing with. If you want to prevent bending, the hard plastic versions are more what you'd be looking for. They're usually called toploaders. Keep in mind that people don't usually play with toploaders on their cards. To play, people usually use deck protectors, which are a little thicker than these soft sleeves, but are not especially good at preventing bending. Toploaders are good for long term storage of premium cards or to ship them through the mail when you sell them.
477518
I dont know what sleeved cards are? If you could explain I might be able to help you.
2153927
Personally was only able to hold enough for the base game and expansion cards (all sleeved). I would suggest buying 3 of these for margin of error.