The Academic 133+ XL: A Masterpiece of a Deck Box
Magic: The Gathering's popularity is undeniable, evidenced by the success of projects like The Academic. The Professor, known for his insightful product reviews, has long guided players toward the best accessories. Unsatisfied with existing options, he partnered with GAMEGENIC to develop The Academic 133+ XL, a deck box that aims for perfection.
The Roaring Success of The Academic
The launch of The Academic's Kickstarter campaign was met with immediate success, fully funded in less than 20 minutes. As of writing, over 16,000 people have pledged more than $850,000, a testament to the community's enthusiasm and the project's appeal. This success reflects positively on The Professor, Tolarian Community College, and the Magic community as a whole.
The Professor's Quest for the Perfect Deck Box
The Professor's product reviews are a staple in the Magic community. He meticulously explores the nuances that differentiate a good deck box from a great one, guiding players towards accessories that enhance their MTG experience. However, he sought something more: the perfect deck box.
This pursuit led to a collaboration with GAMEGENIC, resulting in The Academic 133+ XL. This deck box boasts features like magnetic flaps, drawers, and ample space for triple-sleeved cards. It is designed to be a masterpiece, catering to the needs of even the most discerning players.
Community Support and Enthusiasm
The outpouring of community support for The Academic is a testament to the strength and positivity within the Magic community. The enthusiasm displayed, both in Kickstarter pledges and general excitement, highlights the community's appreciation for one of its best contributors.
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In an era where negativity can be prevalent, it is encouraging to witness such widespread celebration for The Professor and his project. Even amidst platform issues, the community rallied to support him, demonstrating the true spirit of the MTG community.
A Reflection of the MTG Community
The Professor's influence extends beyond product reviews; he provides advice, guidance, and kindness to many within the Magic community. The overwhelming support for The Academic serves as a repayment of these qualities, reaffirming the sense of community that defines MTG.
As the project progresses, the community eagerly anticipates the announcement of stretch goals and the eventual shipment of the deck boxes. The success of The Academic is a collective achievement, reflecting the passion and camaraderie of Magic players.
Steel Deck Box: An Alternative for Ultimate Protection
For players seeking unparalleled protection for their valuable cards, the handmade, powder-coated Steel Deck Box presents a compelling alternative. This robust deck box is designed to withstand the rigors of transportation and storage, ensuring that cards remain safe from damage.
Construction and Durability
Crafted from 19-gauge galvanealed steel (cold roll steel treated with a rust-preventative coating), the Steel Deck Box is built to last. The components are spot-welded together and coated with an epoxy-based powder paint, providing exceptional adhesion and resistance to wear and tear. A metal piano hinge ensures smooth opening and closing, while an ATA-style clasp securely fastens the lid, preventing accidental openings.
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Capacity
The Steel Deck Box offers ample space for various card configurations:
- Unsleeved Cards: 170
- Single Sleeved Cards: 105 (suitable for a full Commander deck)
- Double Sleeved Cards: 90
Design and Aesthetics
The Steel Deck Box features a screen-printed dragon logo, adding a touch of style to its rugged design. Customized versions, with different colors and prints, are available for orders of 25 units or more.
Tolarian Community College's Review
The Professor at Tolarian Community College reviewed the Steel Deck Box and awarded it an "A" rating, indicating his approval of its quality and functionality.
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