[Fluxx] Zombie's double-wide box?

[Elliott C. Evans]

David S. wrote:
> I'd want to keep most of the decks in their tuck cases, but a couple
>  (Zombie and German Fluxx) would probably have to sit in the box loose,
>  unless it's a wider box.  I'd probably also put other card games
>  (regular cards, Guillotine, etc.) in the box, too, if it's big enough.
> 
> I figure there are enough card-based games out there that there oughta
>  be a good solution already, but I'm not a really serious gamer and so
>  wouldn't know where to start looking...

You're right in suspecting that solutions already exist. A wide variety
of them are available, mostly intended for collectible card games, but
useful for any types of cards.

If you don't have a friendly local game store, try a friendly local
sports-card store. These days they're well aware that gamers use their
products, too. Solutions are available for numbers from dozens to
thousands of cards, at price points from a couple dollars to a couple
hundred dollars. If you ask for "boxes for storing a few hundred game
cards" they should know what you mean.

I am a big fan of the corrugated cardboard storage boxes that come flat
and you fold up yourself. They are cheap, durable, and easy to decorate.

-- 
Elliott C. "Eeyore" Evans
eeyore at ee0r.com