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Sign in Blood Lifepad (2-Pack)
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Sign in Blood Lifepad (2-Pack)
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The team over at Sign In Blood sought out to make the most stylish way to keep track of life while playing MTG. An instant way to add more distinction and aesthetics to your tournament gear, the Original Spellbook Life Counter Notebook is a never-been-done way to keep your games fast, effortless, and stylish Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downLaser123454321
48
Mar 10, 2016
Like fr49200 mentioned in an earlier drop, The Professor of Tolarian Community College gave these lifepads a B rating stating that he liked the premium quality and size but that he wished they came with something to hold a small pen (I would assume like a loop or a gap at the top of the spine). He also pointed out that when you run out of pages you would need a new life pad as these are not refillable. You can see his review at the bottom of this comment at 2:38.
My personal experience with them mirrors his comments, I keep finding myself digging around for my pen when setting up for a new match. As to needing refills, the pad comes with 90 pages and once you run out you might need to use the back but i've had mine for a year and still haven't run out yet. The Sign in Blood lifepads MSRP for $10.99 each but once you add in tax and shipping for two you are looking at $25.78. At $18.99+$5.00s&h the drop is a ok deal, but at the full discount: $14.99+$5.00 it's a great deal.
My personal experience with them mirrors his comments, I keep finding myself digging around for my pen when setting up for a new match. As to needing refills, the pad comes with 90 pages and once you run out you might need to use the back but i've had mine for a year and still haven't run out yet. The Sign in Blood lifepads MSRP for $10.99 each but once you add in tax and shipping for two you are looking at $25.78. At $18.99+$5.00s&h the drop is a ok deal, but at the full discount: $14.99+$5.00 it's a great deal.
kfshradio
30
Aug 20, 2016
Laser123454321Yeah, this is a super accurate review. Had mine for half a year now and I love it to death, but not looking forward to having to buy a new one when I run out of pages.
Other things worth noting: There's a little section in the back which is super useful for holding cards, especially if you like to sift through post-draft chaff for tokens (like I do). All the pages have a "Notes" section on the underside, which is very convenient if somebody suggests an edit to your decklist (a godsend for EDH). They're also perforated so you can give people your phone number/Facebook/whatever for future Magic meetups.
TLDR: a good drop; I highly recommend. Keeping life on paper is a good habit anyways.
Other things worth noting: There's a little section in the back which is super useful for holding cards, especially if you like to sift through post-draft chaff for tokens (like I do). All the pages have a "Notes" section on the underside, which is very convenient if somebody suggests an edit to your decklist (a godsend for EDH). They're also perforated so you can give people your phone number/Facebook/whatever for future Magic meetups.
TLDR: a good drop; I highly recommend. Keeping life on paper is a good habit anyways.
EscMan
4
May 11, 2015
I just wish it was refillable. Then i'd probably get these. I'm just a casual player and since i have to take numerous dice out to keep track of tokens and what not for all my edh decks i feel like i'd rather just use dice to keep track of life anyways. Although for my oloro deck it would definitely make things easier, but not worth the money for me personally. I think i will eventually switch to pen and paper when i finally get around to getting actual tokens for all my decks. Then we will see. Hopefully they will have a refillable version by then. But probably the refillable pads will cost almost as much so mite as well keep it non refillable. This seems like a quality product so if it had made sense to make the notebook like that in the first place im sure the designers would have done it.
Elliott
225
May 13, 2015
EscManYeah the refillable aspect gives me pause too. If I didn't just pull the trigger on the Kangaroo Journal (which is refillable), I'd have snapped up these for sure.
Scottg37
3
Sign in Blood
May 10, 2015
Hey Zack, it is designed for MTG. On the listing page, if you check out the picture of the book open you can see that the pages are laid out specifically keeping track of your life totals and other important information like poison counters.
lexcastle
2
May 9, 2015
Its a little pricey but considering each pad should last me about a year as often as I get to play and the glowing recommendation the Professor at Tolarian Community College gave, $20 bucks after shipping doesn't feel too bad. Besides, if you are playing MTG what is $20 in the grand scheme of things?
elimelendez
2201
May 19, 2015
Thanks again for joining the drop with the community. We submitted the group’s order with the vendor for the Sign in Blood Lifepad 2-Pack shortly after the drop ended and they have begun preparing it for shipment.
Once the group’s order is ready at the vendor’s location, they will ship the packages individually to you as soon as possible.
Once we receive confirmation regarding the shipping schedule from the vendor, we will provide you guys with updated information on the status of your package.
Expect an update from us on 5/27 or sooner.
Once the group’s order is ready at the vendor’s location, they will ship the packages individually to you as soon as possible.
Once we receive confirmation regarding the shipping schedule from the vendor, we will provide you guys with updated information on the status of your package.
Expect an update from us on 5/27 or sooner.
Stafford
9
May 11, 2015
A little pricey, but I was actually looking at these yesterday and they were sold out at Sign In Blood and ManaLeak UK. Did Massdrop buy them all up at Wholesale???
fr49200
22
May 10, 2015
i personally use these regularly since i first discovered them and they are very high quality. i play regularly and at store locals about 3-4 times a week and they hold up very well to abuse. The papers are sturdy and haven't fallen at the seams or anything. They are also preforated at the top so you can remove pages without worrying about breaking the bonding. Tolarion Community College has a great video talking about the quality of the product and I agree with him 100%; its a great quality product if you're into having a nice sweet way of keeping track of your life totals.
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