DND Spellcard Holder Cthulhu Embossed Hard Cover Spellbook Deck Case with 54 Blank Cards Tabletop Gaming Accessories for Dungeons and Dragons, RPG, Card Game (Bronze)

If these had only been available 2 years ago. I got another brand of spell card holders for all the casters in my party back then. If this had been available I would have paid the extra 3 or 4 bucks each without blinking an eye. Well worth it. The covers are stiffer and infinitely cooler than the other brands.

My wizard needed a spell book, and this is what she got, I used it as a prop for my spell deck, and everybody thought it was awesome.Lol it really does add a wonderful prop to the game.

My spell cards are all organized and I look cool while I cast also fits perfect with my dnd necromancer character.

I would die for this thing

Small booklet to hold cards, it works with d and d spell cards and they are fairly visible through the plastic. Tossed the booklet around and cards stayed in well.

Really fun to use and perfectly sized

Was a great gift!!

Have you ever gone to the back of your character sheet to look up a spell, then realized that in order to save space you wrote it in such obtuse shorthand that it's faster just to look it up in the big book? Never again!This is a cute little prop for your gaming table. It has some nicely done Lovecraftian artwork on the front, and sleeves inside to hold the blank cards you're given to write out your spells on. You can put as much or as little detail as you need, as long as you can write it in something permanent that won't smear when the card goes back into the sleeve. The cover feels like decent quality, and everything is bound together well enough that I don't think it'll fall apart even after repeated use.It's worth mentioning that the "sleeves" inside aren't actual card sleeves. They're literally the same kind that used to be in those tiny photo albums that grandmothers everywhere carried in their purses before cell phones existed. I'm fine with that, because it's a neat repurposing of something that's probably not used much anymore, and they're the right size to hold the cards and let you slip them out easily. It does mean that in the middle of the book there's a large gap with a couple screws / rivets / something holding the sleeves to the binding.The price is a bit high for what's essentially a dollar store photo album and a deck of blank cards, but the embossed artwork on the cover has a quality look and feel that I think is worth it for a tool that not only adds flavor to your game, but also can eliminate a game-slowing hassle.

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Wonderful little spell book and cards. Just need to get good at writing scripture so the words on the cards will match their level of detail when I write out spells and scriptures