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SPIEL 2019 ENRICHING GAMERS' EXPERIENCE INGENIOUS SUPPLIES Great Games Deserve Amazing Supplies to Protect Them and Enhance Your Gaming Experience SPIEL 2019 ENRICHING GAMERS' EXPERIENCE INGENIOUS SUPPLIES Great games deserve amazing supplies to protect them and enhance your gaming experience. We aim to go above and beyond, turning unique experiences into extraordinary. Being gamers ourselves, we love to share this passion by designing products that help to catch the charm and the spirit of the game. We are excited to share with you our first range of generic products. Have fun! www.gamegenic.com All Euro MSRPs include legal value added tax © 2019 Gamegenic GmbH. Gamegenic is an Asmodee Group company. PREMIUM DECK BOXES Premium materials (Nexofyber surface + microfiber inner lining) SIDEKICK 100+ The magnetic cover is completely removable CONVERTIBLE The convertible Sidekick provides very easy access to a double-sleeved 100-card deck. The Convertible line is designed to present cards in new and unique ways. Remove the lid, attach it to the bottom or start tilting your box in a wide variety of ways. This elegant deck box is manufactured with Nexofyber material and protects cards inside with a soft microfiber lining. Powerful magnets keep it safely closed. FEATURES SPECIFICATIONS Designed to hold up to Product size 104 x 87 x 78 mm 100 double-sleeved cards* Material Nexofyber surface + Sideloading: cards are microfiber inner lining stored horizontally Packaging Type Window Cardboard Box Completely removable cover. Carton content 12 Allows Mix & Match customization Easy access for effortless removal of your deck COLOR VARIATIONS Freedom of use: Wide PERSONALIZE variety of ways to display BLACK BLUE RED and tilt your opened box YOUR BOX! SKU SKU SKU Powerful magnets for a precise GGS20010ML GGS20011ML GGS20012ML and secure closure PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC 4251715400777 4251715400791 4251715400814 Premium materials (Nexofyber CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF surface + microfiber inner lining) 14251715400774 14251715400798 14251715400811 100% compatible with convertible storage solutions, such as the Dungeon WHITE GREEN ORANGE * Optimized for Gamegenic Sleeves. Sleeves from other SKU SKU SKU brands may affect capacity/compatibility GGS20013ML GGS20014ML GGS20043ML PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC 4251715400838 4251715400852 4251715408254 CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF 14251715400835 14251715400859 14251715408251 Lid clips perfectly on bottom and allows free access to the deck. Interchangeable cover No disturbing flaps at the table! allows Mix & Match customization MSRP** USD 16.99 | EUR 16.99 each ** Manufacturer‘s Suggested Retail Price currently 36 possible Mix & Match LET ME options HOLD THAT FOR YOU! The Sidekick can be tilted and positioned in many different ways Digital rendering shown. Depicted accessories, such as cards, dice, etc. are not included SQUIRE 100+ The magnetic cover is completely removable CONVERTIBLE The convertible Squire gives easy access to a double-sleeved 100-card deck. The Convertible line is designed to present cards in new and unique ways. Remove the lid, attach it to the bottom or start tilting your box in a wide variety of ways. This elegant deck box is manufactured with Nexofyber material and protects cards inside with a soft microfiber lining. Powerful magnets keep it safely closed. FEATURES SPECIFICATIONS Premium materials (Nexofyber surface Designed to hold up to Product size 78 x 87 x 104 mm 100 double-sleeved cards* + microfiber inner lining) Material Nexofyber surface + Completely removable cover. microfiber inner lining Allows Mix & Match customization Packaging Type Window Cardboard Box Easy access for effortless Carton content 12 removal of your deck Freedom of use: Wide variety of ways to display PERSONALIZE and tilt your opened box COLOR VARIATIONS YOUR BOX! Powerful magnets for a precise BLACK BLUE RED and secure closure SKU SKU SKU Premium materials (Nexofyber GGS20015ML GGS20016ML GGS20017ML surface + microfiber inner lining) PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC 4251715400876 4251715400890 4251715400913 100% compatible with convertible CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF storage solutions, such as the Dungeon 14251715400873 14251715400897 14251715400910 * Optimized for Gamegenic Sleeves. Sleeves from other brands may affect capacity/compatibility WHITE GREEN ORANGE SKU SKU SKU GGS20018ML GGS20019ML GGS20044ML PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC 4251715400937 4251715400951 4251715408278 CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF 14251715400934 14251715400958 14251715408275 Lid clips perfectly on bottom Interchangeable cover and allows free access to the deck. allows Mix & Match customization MSRP** No disturbing flaps at the table! USD 16.99 | EUR 16.99 each ** Manufacturer‘s Suggested Retail Price currently 36 possible Mix & Match AT YOUR options SERVICE, YOUR MAJESTY! The Squire can be tilted and positioned in many different ways Digital rendering shown. Depicted accessories, such as cards, dice, etc. are not included Full flexibility: Loaded cards are Use your box orientated to the front the way you like the most! WATCHTOWER 100+ CONVERTIBLE The convertible Watchtower combines deck box, accessories drawer and card holder in one elegant box. The card holder can keep up to 100 double-sleeved cards, protected by soft inner microfiber lining. The accessories drawer is perfect to house dice, tokens and other small items. INNOVATION: the Watchtower’s card holder can be flipped and works as a perfect card stack holder. This keeps your deck in perfect shape at the table and makes drawing cards even better. Can store up to 100 Incl. a fully closed double-sleeved cards* FEATURES SPECIFICATIONS The unique design allows the drawer accessories drawer to be used on top or at the bottom + accessories Holds up to 100 double-sleeved cards* Product size 98 x 86 x 146 mm and accessories Material Nexofyber surface + Includes removable accessories drawer and microfiber inner lining card holder, with independent access Packaging Type Window Cardboard Box Card holder can be used as a card stack Carton content 6 holder to hold deck in place at the table Cards are orientated to the front INNOVATION! for direct visibility COLOR VARIATIONS The removable card holder Completely removable flaps. works perfectly as a Allows Mix & Match customization BLACK BLUE RED card stack holder Flaps can be detached and clipped SKU SKU SKU to the back side GGS20037ML GGS20038ML GGS20039ML PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC Comfortable for left- and right-handed use 4251715407295 4251715407318 4251715407332 CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF Powerful magnets for a precise 14251715407292 14251715407315 14251715407339 and secure closure Premium materials (Nexofyber surface WHITE GREEN ORANGE + microfiber inner lining) SKU SKU SKU 100% compatible with convertible GGS20040ML GGS20041ML GGS20045ML storage solutions, such as the Dungeon PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC 4251715407370 4251715408292 * Optimized for Gamegenic Sleeves. Sleeves from other brands may 4251715407356 affect capacity/compatibility CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF 14251715407353 14251715407377 14251715408299 MSRP** USD 27.99 | EUR 27.99 each INNOVATION! ** Manufacturer‘s Suggested Retail Price Interchangeable flaps allow Mix & Match customization Flaps can be detached and clipped to the back side currently 216 possible Mix & Match YOUR options GAME IS ON MY WATCH! Premium materials The removable card holder can (Nexofyber surface be used as a card stack holder to + microfiber inner lining) hold the deck in place at the table Digital rendering shown. Depicted accessories, such as cards, dice, etc. are not included INNOVATION: Notches at the side allow the card holders and drawer to be easily pulled out STRONGHOLD 200+ CONVERTIBLE Two removable card holders keep up to 200 double-sleeved cards in this large and extremely robust deck box. The Stronghold is covered with elegant Nexofyber material, with soft microfiber inside, and also contains an accessories drawer. Just like other Convertible products, its flaps are removable and can be clipped to the back side of the box. Powerful magnets ensure a safe closure. Completely removable, interchangeable flaps and inner card holders offer Mix & Match customization options. FEATURES SPECIFICATIONS Premium materials Flaps can be detached (Nexofyber surface Holds up to 200 double-sleeved cards* Product size 123 x 87.5 x 200 mm and clipped to the back side + microfiber inner lining) and accessories Material Nexofyber surface + Tilt the box or clip flaps to the back side for microfiber inner lining customizable display and setup options Packaging Type Window Cardboard Box Completely removable flaps and card holders Carton content 6 allow for Mix & Match customization Independent access to both card holders and accessories drawer COLOR VARIATIONS Two removable card holders and Comfortable for left- and right-handed use one removable accessories drawer BLACK BLUE RED store up to 200 double-sleeved Powerful magnets for a precise cards* plus dice or tokens and secure closure SKU SKU SKU GGS20025ML GGS20026ML GGS20027ML Premium materials (Nexofyber surface PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC PRODUCT EAN / UPC + microfiber inner lining) 4251715401071 4251715401095 4251715401118 CASE ITF CASE ITF CASE ITF * Optimized for Gamegenic Sleeves. 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