Card Sleeves: Difference between revisions
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File:Sleeves-Set3-Plush.jpg|Adventurer | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Crown.jpg|Royal Crown | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Archer.jpg|Wesley | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Dragon.jpg|Basalt | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Arsene.jpg|Arsene | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Blessing.jpg|Blessing | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Crest.jpg|Crest | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Scribbles.jpg|Scribbles | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Rescue .jpg|Rescue Gone Awry | |||
File:Sleeves-Set3-Magic.jpg|Magic | |||
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Revision as of 17:48, 31 December 2024
Card Sleeves are thin, protective covers that slide over your cards. Using sleeves can help protect your cards from damage and wear, including scratches, dings, and other damage that can devalue your cards. They can also keep your cards clean and free from dust, dirt, and oil from your fingers. They also make shuffling easier, and can help personalize your decks to your liking.
Little Troubles cards are all standard size cards (2.5" by 3.5"), which is the same size as popular games like Magic and Pokemon. Any standard sleeves will fit LT cards.
Released Sleeves
Base Set
Set 1+1
Roll for Regression
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Adventurer -
Royal Crown -
Wesley -
Basalt -
Arsene -
Blessing -
Crest -
Scribbles -
Rescue Gone Awry -
Magic
