Storing and Organizing Your Flesh and Blood Cards

The Flesh and Blood Trading Card Game was introduced in 2019 with a set called Welcome to Rathe. With additional card sets, a complete FAB collection, through the Tales of Aria set, is around 3,100 cards assuming you collect three cards of each of the color-coded cards (pitch count). With a full collection, you can quickly build a blitz or classic constructed deck for your upcoming event, and easily adjust your deck as the meta evolves.

In the video below I discuss a few of the methods for storing and organizing FAB cards. I highlight the BCW 3,200 Card Bin, and how I organize the collection using the bin’s partitions and Tall Card Dividers. Further below I list additional storage options from BCW Supplies.

Protecting your FAB collection starts with card sleeves. Sleeves keep beverages, greasy fingers, or whatever from damaging your cards. BCW normal card sleeves are called Deck Guards. If your prefer a thicker, premium sleeve, try BCW’s Elite2 sleeves. If you prefer to double-sleeve your cards for extra protection, BCW has affordable Inner Sleeves.

If you want to store your cards in a binder, BCW offers 4-Pocket, 9-Pocket versions with a plastic cover and elastic closure. There are also premium binders with faux leather covers and a zipper closure. These premium “Z-Folios” are available in 9-Pocket and 12-Pocket designs.

If you want a basic, flip-top, plastic deck case, BCW offers large versions sized to hold 100 double-sleeved cards. However if you plan to double-sleeve your cards and you need the sleeves, I recommend BCW’s Elite2 Combo Packs. These combos include a plastic deck case, Elite2 sleeves, and inner sleeves together at a great price.

For a premium deck case for a FAB classic constructed deck, the Deck Vault 100 is a good choice. Deck Vaults have a faux leather cover and a strong magnetic closure. The Deck Vault 100 includes a card tray, and a smaller tray for dice or tokens. If you want to travel with two decks, try the Deck Vault 200.

The Prime X4 Gaming Box is the perfect size to hold four blitz decks. These boxes also have a removable dice tray and a larger space in the back for pencils, dice tubes, etc. This box has a latching lid to keep your cards secure.

The Prime X4 XL Gaming Box is similar to the version above, but taller so each or the four card cells can hold a classic constructed deck. The “XL” version has an extra dice tray.

BCW is the leading manufacturer of cardboard boxes to store cards. There are small boxes to hold 100 cards, up to large 5-row boxes. See all of the choices to select the size of box that’s best for your needs.

As seen in the video above, the 3,200 ct. Card Bin is a 4-row plastic card box. The rows are wide enough to accommodate cards in toploaders or magnetics. Card Bins come with a Card Bin Partition for each row which are used like bookends to keep your cards upright. Extra partitions can be purchased separately, however the Tall Card Dividers work better if your simply want to label and organize a large collection