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Dragon Shield Sanctus Perfect Fit Clear Sleeves 100 Pack

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Dragon Shield Sanctus Perfect Fit Clear Sleeves 100 Pack

Clear front & Clear back. Straight forward and un-obtrusive.

Add Perfect Fit sleeves for maximum card protection. Perfect Fit sleeves fit cards even closer, and go inside all Standard Size Dragon Shields.

  • 100 inner sleeves per bag.
  • For cards measuring up to 63Ɨ88 mm (2Ā½ā€x3Ā½ā€).
  • PVC-free polypropylene sleeves, no acid. Archival safe.
  • 60 μm quality thickness.

Sanctus the Sky Giant

The dragon Sanctus is visible only to children and the elderly, so most people believe him to be a myth. Never has he been seen on actual land, instead swaying gently in the wind and disappearing instantly when pointed to in acknowledgement.

On the highest peaks of the Kangasang mountains where the clouds are reachable by humans, there are ancient shrines to a ā€œsky giantā€ that some believe to be the mythological Sanctus. If the glyphs on these shrines hold any truth, Sanctus is gathering clouds in its chest in order to release a storm that will one day devour the land with water.

$7.82
Dragon Shield Sanctus Perfect Fit Clear Sleeves 100 Pack—
$7.82

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Clear front & Clear back. Straight forward and un-obtrusive.

Add Perfect Fit sleeves for maximum card protection. Perfect Fit sleeves fit cards even closer, and go inside all Standard Size Dragon Shields.

  • 100 inner sleeves per bag.
  • For cards measuring up to 63Ɨ88 mm (2Ā½ā€x3Ā½ā€).
  • PVC-free polypropylene sleeves, no acid. Archival safe.
  • 60 μm quality thickness.

Sanctus the Sky Giant

The dragon Sanctus is visible only to children and the elderly, so most people believe him to be a myth. Never has he been seen on actual land, instead swaying gently in the wind and disappearing instantly when pointed to in acknowledgement.

On the highest peaks of the Kangasang mountains where the clouds are reachable by humans, there are ancient shrines to a ā€œsky giantā€ that some believe to be the mythological Sanctus. If the glyphs on these shrines hold any truth, Sanctus is gathering clouds in its chest in order to release a storm that will one day devour the land with water.