something i put together to make the game a little easier to manage.

Nice! What's it all made from? Have you made a "how to"?

there made from a 40 clear sheet plastic. plastic glue didn't hold all that well, so I had to use super glue which left white fume streaks. ile have to use ear buds and white sprit to clean it up a bit. I would recommend a different adhesive. I didn't really know how to o a "how to" I all ways do it by eye, this leads to mistakes though, the relic deck is slightly to small and have to be inserted at a angle. but if some one else is trying to do some thing like this I would recommend giving them plenty of space and adding n extra cm or 2 width for future proofing, to add more cards in the future.

Wow, that looks really good.

I think talismanisland mostly wants a quic guide on how to make those and frankly I do too! They look AWESOME, easy to use and handy

Well, I was actually wondering as people might be interested in seeing how it is done and maybe it could go onto Talisman Island in the Features section under Storage.

I am new to Relic, but have played Talisman since the 80's and I think Relic cards are the same size as Talisman. Anyways here is a $1 solution from the Dollar Tree:

Here is a pic holding Talisman cards:

http://boardgamegeek.com/image/1911037/domagb

And here is the Dollar Tree source:

http://www.dollartree.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=296578

and I failed to tell the Talisman community they are actually 3 for $1.

Great job with the storage box! I think I will look into doing something similar. Thanks for the idea.

I am new to Relic, but have played Talisman since the 80's and I think Relic cards are the same size as Talisman. Anyways here is a $1 solution from the Dollar Tree:

Here is a pic holding Talisman cards:

http://boardgamegeek.com/image/1911037/domagb

And here is the Dollar Tree source:

http://www.dollartree.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=296578

and I failed to tell the Talisman community they are actually 3 for $1.

This, on the other hand, is a very cheap solution but looks super tacky. I may be a bit of a snob but I would store the cards in the box and set stacks on the table before I ever used anything like that. I don't see the advantage of this either. I could understand using whatever you can get your hands on if there was some sort of need, but this seems, to me, to be not very efficient.

Here is a card holder I made of lego.

http://boardgamegeek.com/image/2371649/therdfamily

I could not post the picture, there was no option other than for a URL and pasting it in responded with incorrect file even though its a jpeg.