19 minutes ago, rzlittle said:

Honestly, I think the only complaint I have with the Core boxes is that the box itself is absolutely useless as a CG storage box. I really wish they'd switch to a design closer to the bundle card box that Magic or Pokemon uses (plenty of room for the token punch out boards and rulebooks, but turns into a decent sized "long-box" that can hold 600 or so unsleeved cards.

I was irritated when AEG switched from the nice cardboard boxes to the tins. While the tins look nice, they are also useless and harder to throw away. I still use the small cardboard boxes for various decks of other games, since they work so well.

Imho, best box for my needs (which was like 4-6 decks and tokens) was released with Forgotten Legacy. Really handy, not too big, not too small, just perfect.
Wish it could be a little bit sturdier.

Just now, Arkhonai said:

Imho, best box for my needs (which was like 4-6 decks and tokens) was released with Forgotten Legacy. Really handy, not too big, not too small, just perfect.
Wish it could be a little bit sturdier.

Was handy for lots of cards, not handy if you only wanted to carry a deck or two.

5 minutes ago, Mirith said:

Was handy for lots of cards, not handy if you only wanted to carry a deck or two.

Multiple games for game night?

Just now, Kakita Shiro said:

Multiple games for game night?

I use it for Cards against Humanity now. Not too many games come in handy card-deck-sized sizes without needing SOME other token.

1 hour ago, Arkhonai said:

Imho, best box for my needs (which was like 4-6 decks and tokens) was released with Forgotten Legacy. Really handy, not too big, not too small, just perfect.
Wish it could be a little bit sturdier.

I really liked the ratling cardboard box AEG made during diamond (or end of gold, don't remember). While the other clans' box were too big to serve to anything other than storage, the ratling one was perfect in size for transport of 2-3 decks and tokens.

That remind me I still have my 5 old L5R clan rivals binders somewhere. I'll have to find them in my mess.