Japan through my eyes

Waoh waoh waoh... I've been eagerly waiting for the wonderful game Guilds of Cadwallon to appear on my doorstep because a fair amount of people had received theres.  Then I decided to check their website to see how many people were receiving their games and...woe... People were talking about receiving their games in Oz, and all around the world, and usually it takes about 8 days to get to Japan, usually before Oz mail...so I dug a bit further down the comments and...read about a "pledge manager"...I thought "oh! you mean the kickstarter pledge survey", read a bit more and oh no, people were talking about an online form...checked my mail and lo and behold in the spam...was a mail... What I didn't realize, even though I had filled out the kickstarter survey on Jan 9th...(it's now May 10th), was that they were using a Online Pledge Manager, that was external from kickstarter.  So I quickly filled it out and sent of an email to coolminiornot, as well

This is not really a full blog entry.  Recently I received a box of wonderful mini games from Level99Games, and being OCD, I had to sleeve the cards before playing them.  The Library comes with wonderful tuckboxes which I've kept, but I wanted to post up how I store the games after I sleeved the cards.  Sleeved cards won't be able to fit back into the original tuckboxes, but I found these awesome clear card cases for really cheap, and they are perfect.  They cost less that $1US. Some have velcro, some can fold flat, but I find them really handy.  I've even stored dice in one of them for my BSG Express game. I purchased some portable card trays that can be assembled, so that's the weird wooden puzzle on the left.  The sleeved cards are placed inside a clear plastic card case.  I've also put the damage counters in a round plastic container.  Pixel Tactics & Master Plan is stored in a Velcro box as it can hold more cards. This is what the clear card cases