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With the spell cards being larger than normal cards, they don't fit in standard deck boxes. Anyone found a particularly good means of storing/transporting them?

cookie tins work well.

My Fav jacket has inside pockets and i store them in there but, if i didnt have that i would wrap the lores you use into a elastic band and put them in the top of you carry case.

Bribe you local public schools media center (aka the librarian) to let you use their lamenting machine. (if i owned the cards this is my plan at least).

I have a case (which I think was for a Walkman or something because it says Sony on it) made out of soft foam type stuff. I had Uno cards in it but now they've been kicked out for the Battle Magic cards.

My cards got laminated (yay wife being a teacher) and the just go in my little cloth bag with all my dice.

They are holding up great.

If you dont have access to someone in a school or what not, most teacher supply stores have lamination machines and its cheap, like 25 cents a foot. Shouldnt cost you more then 3-4 dollars. This will greatly improve the longevity of your cards.

Most office supply stores (Office Depot, Office Max etc) also have laminating services.

Laminating... good idea! Does it increase the thickness of the deck noticably, though? It's already pretty thick!