FFG - 40k and fantasy themed card sleeves are out now

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**BrookM**

Read it all here: http://new.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_news.asp?eidn=4331

“At the heart of darkness are the Powers of Chaos, moving to a ceaseless dance of death in the souls of the weak. First one leads and then another in the pavane of evil, a stately measure played out to the beating of human hearts.”
–Warhammer, “The Ruinous Powers”

Six new, limited edition Art Sleeves inspired by the war-torn worlds of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 are now available through your local retailer!

Whether you’re walking the streets of Altdorf in the fantasy setting of Warhammer, or travelling to the awesome and mind-shattering reaches of the Immaterium in Warhammer 40,000, both worlds are full of ferocious conflicts. Perhaps the greatest of those is the eternal war between the minions of Chaos and the true-hearted Men of the Empire who oppose them. Now, our limited edition Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 Art Sleeves evoke the ongoing struggles with six thematic designs inspired by battles fought in the Old World or the furthest reaches of space.

Worthy Armor

Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 Art Sleeves exist as a worthy armor to protect your cards. Whether you seek to rout heretics or sow the seeds of corruption within the hearts of men, these durable sleeves are perfect for all your most vigorous card gaming conflicts.

Made of clear, 100 micron-thick, non-PVC, acid-free polypropylene plastic, Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 Art Sleeves are free of damaging chemicals that could corrode your cards. Their snug cut makes them easy to shuffle and fits all of our other LCGs®, as well as most CCGs, and any other standard-sized cards (card size: 2 1/2” x 3 1/2”).

Our six Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 Art Sleeves each combine durable protection with stylish design.

Fantasy Flight Supply is committed to providing you the best materials to protect, customize, and enhance your games. War is here, so protect your cards with style using Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 Art Sleeves! Guard your cards against the heat of battle and pick up your Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 Art Sleeves from your local retailer today!

**thenoobbomb**

Looks pretty cool.

**squall018**

If I still played Magic I would buy these in a second.

**Nevelon**

I was planning on printing out cards for psychic powers, warlord traits, and chapter tactics. Possibly unit stat cards.

I -was- just going to use some basic, plain card sleeves I had from my M:tG days, but I'm liking the way the imperial eagle is looking at me...

Even as an Ultramarine player, I've never been fond of that picture of the big guy in the chair...

**Morathi's Darkest Sin**

Ah nice the Warhammer ones will be a must buy for my Invasion decks. Hopefully they'll add more for the remaining races.

**Kriswall**

I've been working on unit and wargear cards also. This is a must buy!

**warboss**

They do look nice but I don't really have a use for them except maybe for my Xwing cards but I'd rather not mix art genres with them.

**Magc8Ball**

My Warlord (and Psy power, Chaos Boon and Daemonic Gift) cards are definitely going to go into some of these!

Incidentally if you'd like the cards:

http://rapidshare.com/files/3450190686/40K_Cards_Thru_SM.zip

**Tannhauser42**

Nevelon wrote:
Even as an Ultramarine player, I've never been fond of that picture of the big guy in the chair...

I agree, I think they should have used the alternative artwork.

Spoiler:

I do like the idea, though. Would be nice if they had a much larger selection of sleeves. Maybe one for each army.

**Kaiserbudheim**

Nice! If only that defunct 40K CCG from Sabertooth was still around. Man, that was such a fun game (except for Chaos being ungodly broken)....