Altered: Caja de mazo oficial Expedition Soft Box (Mana Orb)
6,95 €
In stock
In stock
Peninsular Spain
1-3 Days
Balearic Islands – Canary Islands
2-8 Days
International
2-8 Days
PRODUCTO EN PREORDER. FECHA DE LANZAMIENTO 13/09/2024
¡La forma más económica y estilosa de guardar tu mazo!
La caja Expedition Soft Box de Altered® es la solución casual todo en uno para los fans de este juego de cartas coleccionables tan esperado. Esta caja está impresa a todo color con diseños oficiales y además tiene muchas características ingeniosas. Sirve para guardar un mazo completo con doble funda y además incluye una caja para fichas innovadora que tiene un mecanismo de cierre inteligente para que las fichas no se salgan, incluso si se saca la caja. Una vez abierta, la tapa se queda así para que puedas acceder fácilmente al contenido durante las partidas.
La caja Expedition Soft Box está diseñada con la tecnología Cobra Neck de Gamegenic y la tapa se abre hasta 180° para facilitar el acceso. Además, tiene mecanismo de autocierre y una tira en blanco para escribir. El separador del interior asegura que el mazo se quede en su sitio, incluso si no se está utilizando la caja para fichas. Nuestra caja para mazos Expedition Soft Box de Altered® está disponible en 2 diseños increíbles y es perfecta para los fans de Altered®, los juegos de cartas coleccionables y los LCG.
Características
- ¡Solución todo en uno!
Cabe un mazo completo de 50+ cartas con doble funda e incluye una caja adicional para accesorios - Perfecta para todos los fans de Altered®: no solo sirve para Altered®, sino que se puede usar con muchos otros juegos, LCGs y juegos de cartas coleccionables
- ÚNICA: incluye una caja para fichas con mecanismo de cierre innovador
La tapa de la caja se queda abierta para acceder fácilmente durante las partidas - Caja resistente con tapa con autocierre y tira para escribir
- Tecnología Cobra Neck: la tapa se abre hasta 180° para facilitar el acceso
- Zonas de unión de gran resistencia
- Sin ácidos, sin PVC
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