Rare earth magnets hold it shut in your bag. Opens smooth when you want it.
Built for Commander. Full deck plus tokens. Works with any sleeves.
If it ever fails, I fix it or replace it. No fine print. No expiration.
Walnut. Maple. American hardwoods used in fine furniture for generations. Each piece has its own grain pattern. No two boxes look the same.
The Artisan costs less because the materials cost less. The construction is identical. The finish is identical. The warranty is identical.
Different wood. Same quality.
I built the first Vault because my deck was sitting in a box that cost less than my lunch. That felt wrong.
I'm a woodworker. I know how to make things that last. So I made something that matched what I'd put into the deck.
Now I make them for other players who feel the same way.
Lifetime warranty means lifetime. If it ever fails, I fix it or replace it. Not for a year. Not for five years. Forever.
Don't love it? Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. I cover return shipping.
Reviews
I went back and forth on this for like two weeks. Then I did the math on what I've spent on this deck and $250 didn't seem that crazy anymore.
My wife usually rolls her eyes at Magic stuff. She picked this up and just said 'oh wow, that's actually nice.' So that's a first.
It's got some weight to it. Feels solid. Not like the plastic stuff that cracks after a few months.
The Heirloom Vault uses exotic hardwoods most woodworkers never touch.
Bubinga: African hardwood with deep reddish-brown tones and ribbon-like grain. Changes how it looks depending on the light.
Figured Maple: Rare figure patterns in the grain. Curly, quilted, spalted. No two pieces alike.
Same construction. Same closure. Same warranty. Just wood that turns heads.
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