Mox Boarding House

10 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from October 25, 2018
  

  RadioKillr182 asked:

  New Magic Player. Need a budget deck! New magic player. I've been playing with my mates some weekends. I've played with some of the basic (starter) decks that you can buy. ​ I've tuned some of these with a few stronger cards from boosters and the deck builders toolkit someone bought me. ​ But it's time to step it up. Does anyone have some decklists. I understand the basics but I am thinking of finding a proven deck (buying the cards individually) with a bit more strategy to really take on some of these guys. ​ I just don't know where to start to look. (Magic has been around for so many years that its a bit daunting) ​ I don't want to spend hundreds of dollars but i'm happy to spend some money on complementary cards. ​ Any suggestions on where to start finding a deck list and a place to buy individual cards? (I am in australia but postage shouldn't be too much on what will essentially a pack of cards)

  

  will_r3ddit_4_food replied:

  Check out battle decks on cardkingdom.com

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• Referral from November 8, 2016
  

  Stephanie L. asked:

  I'm in Redmond, WA,for a vacation and I want to go buy some board games. Any store recommendations in Redmond, Bellevue, or Seattle?

  

  Benjamin V. replied:

  https://www.moxboardinghouse.com/ My wife and her girlfriends stopped in during a roadtrip from Portland to Seattle, and raved about it.

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• Referral from June 22, 2016
  

  Connor P. asked:

  Does anyone know a good place to get prices for magic the gathering cards?

  

  Amanda M. replied:

  cardkingdom.com

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• Referral from April 21, 2016
  

  Jason P. asked:

  Anyone know of a good place to sell mtg Commons and uncommons? I've sold the Rares and am now looking to unload the rest.

  

  Jerry S. replied:

  I just sold a few to cardkingdom.com, but Its looking like bundling all my Commons and uncommons together for a lump sum price might be the best way to go. Amazon, eBay or Craigslist.

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• Referral from January 26, 2016
  

  John K. asked:

  Looking for a list of board game cafe's, anywhere in the world but focusing on North America. If you have one in your town (and you can skip Snakes and Lattes in Toronto since that's already on my list) please post in a comment below. Thanks so much!

  

  Chris R. replied:

  Mox Boarding House is a full service restaurant attached to a game store, while Card Kingdom/Cafe Mox was the first one we opened. - Seattle, WA http://www.moxboardinghouse.com/

  

  Matthew C. replied:

  Cafe Mox/Card Exchange in Seattle (Ballard) and Bellevue, WA. http://www.moxboardinghouse.com/

  

  Justin H. replied:

  http://www.moxboardinghouse.com/ http://www.afktavern.com/ http://www.rttgamepub.com/

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• Referral from June 14, 2014
  

  Alex F. asked:

  What is everyone's favourite Island art? I'm looking to get some pretty lands for decks, and I need some input. Also looking for suggestions for Mountains. Links would be awesome :)

  

  Brian N. replied:

  If you prefer foils this is a nice one.http://www.cardkingdom.com/.../prod.../standard/126608_1.jpg

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• Referral from May 26, 2014
  

  Hannah D. asked:

  Ok, so I only started playing Magic about a month ago but I have great friends who gave me cards because they just don't play anymore. Is there a website or anything where I can check to see what's still active in Standard Decks?

  

  Overlord N. replied:

  cardkingdom.com pretty easy to navigate and tell what is standard

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• Referral from April 14, 2014
  

  Andrew F. asked:

  I have a fulfillment question. I'm launching a Kickstarter later this year for a party card game. The game is relatively cheap to make, consisting of a tuck box and one or two decks (depending on if I double-side the card content), so the Kickstarter could feasibly reach 1000+ copies sold. Thus, I want to utilize a fulfillment company. However, I'm having difficulty finding cheap but high quality fulfillment companies other than Amazon. If my math is correct, Amazon will charge me ~$6 per order for multi-channel fulfillment (non-Amazon orders) including shipping (assuming the backer buys one copy of the game). I'm still gathering quotes from manufacturers, but it looks like the game will cost ~$2-3 per copy including freight. This sets my MSRP somewhere in the $16-20 range. That's certainly more than I was hoping to charge, especially for a one-deck game. Do any of you recommend fulfillment companies other than Amazon? Or is there something I'm missing that allows other one-deck Kickstarters to have such cheap MSRPs? It would cost me ~$2.50 to ship each copy if I did it myself, so Amazon's rates seem a little bit inflated for something so small (I'm aware they're also storing, picking and packing the games, but still). If I can't get lower rates on fulfillment, I'm tempted to go the two-deck route so the consumer sees more value in the game with only a small increase in shipping and cost per game on my end. Thanks for your help :)

  

  Chris R. replied:

  I work for Card Kingdom, and we have handled a fair amount of Kickstarter fulfillment. Try shooting an email to contact@cardkingdom.com

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