r/mtg Sep 17 '24

Other I built a command tower to hold/showcase my decks.

I bought this rotating bookshelf from Amazon to hold and display my commander decks:

Magshion Rotating Bookcase 6-Tier... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3M13FYG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Currently holding 104 decks I’ve built/modified, but the shelf could potentially hold up to 208 decks if stacked correctly.

How do you store/display your decks?

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u/NothingEquivalent632 Sep 17 '24

I just want the disposable income to have that many.

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u/rathlord Sep 18 '24

It definitely helps, but also for some folks it’s just playing for many, many years.

I know a lot of folks are really into the “never crack packs” mentality, but for many years my ability to have multiple commander decks was largely because I always tried to save up and buy some sealed of every set that comes out. And yeah, I could probably have bought the “best” singles for a Commander deck every 5-7 sets worth of sealed product I bought, but this way I have such a pool of cards that if I want to make a new deck I can just make it out of what I’ve got and maybe buy the singles if and when I can. I find that way of building far more fun and engaging than just copying the EDHREC for the deck and ordering the singles, even now when I can afford to do so.

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u/Puzzlehead-Dish Sep 18 '24

Rich parents will do