PrintForge currently offers two Commander storage formats: the ForgeVault Quad Case for carrying four decks together and the ForgeLoader Commander Case for a more compact single-case setup. Use this guide to choose the layout that fits how you play and travel.
Choose by deck count and table setup
Start with the number of decks you normally carry, then account for sleeves, tokens, dice, counters, and any extra accessories. A case that works for home storage may not be the layout you want for a compact game-night bag.
- Choose ForgeVault to carry up to four single-sleeved Commander decks and accessories together.
- Choose ForgeLoader for one 100-card deck and a top-loader lid that can double as a tray.
- For unusually thick sleeves or custom dividers, compare your measurements with the current product details before ordering.
| Case | Storage layout | Listed exterior size | Color selection |
|---|---|---|---|
| ForgeVault Quad Case | Up to four single-sleeved Commander decks; sliding-lid accessory storage | 5 1/2 inches high × 5 3/4 inches wide × 5 3/4 inches deep | Separate Box Color and Sliding Lid Color |
| ForgeLoader Commander Case | One 100-card Commander / EDH deck; top-loader lid for draw-and-discard organization | Approximately 90 mm high × 81 mm wide × 106 mm deep | One Colors selection |
What to check before ordering
Exterior dimensions help you plan bag or shelf space; they do not establish internal sleeve clearance. ForgeVault is designed around single-sleeved decks, and fit varies by sleeve brand and deck thickness. Do not assume double-sleeved fit in either case. Contact us with sleeve details and the size of your deck stack if you need a fit check. Contact us to confirm which pieces are included; pictured cards and dice may be display props.
- Number of sleeved decks
- Sleeve thickness or double-sleeving
- Dice, token, and counter storage
- Preferred color or custom layout
Made for real game-night organization
Both cases are printed in-house by PrintForge. Visible layer texture and small cosmetic differences are normal for 3D printed parts. The useful comparison is the storage layout: one larger four-deck setup versus a more compact case.