Quick answer
Use Sorcerer Card Dividers to separate each character deck, expansion, and token pile before storing them in your box. Label the tabs by deck name and expansion, then store decks in the order you typically play them. This reduces setup from minutes of sorting to seconds of pulling.
Why dividers change your Sorcerer setup
Sorcerer’s base game and expansions mix multiple character decks, sin cards, and tokens. Without dividers, cards shift and interleave, forcing you to re-sort before every game. Plastic dividers create rigid boundaries that keep each deck separate, so you can lift out exactly what you need. They also protect card edges from rubbing during transport.
What you need before you start
Gather your Sorcerer base game, any expansion packs, and a flat workspace. You will also need the dividers themselves. The Sorcerer Card Dividers are designed for the base game and expansions like Endbringer, and each divider measures 94.25 mm wide by 76.25 mm high including tabs. Check that your storage box can accommodate that height; most standard board game boxes can, but a tight insert might not.
How to sort and label your decks
Start by separating cards by deck type: character decks, sin cards, and any shared tokens or reference cards. For each character deck, place a divider in front with the tab facing up. Write the character name on the tab using a label maker or permanent marker. If you own multiple expansions, add a second divider behind the last card of that expansion to mark the boundary. This prevents cards from different sets from mixing if the box is tipped.
Storing dividers in your box
Arrange the dividers so that the most-used decks are at the front. If you play Seth often, for example, put that deck first. Use the dividers to create vertical sections; do not lay them flat on top of cards, as that wastes space and defeats the purpose. For expansions not currently in play, group them together at the back with a divider labeled “Expansions.” This keeps the active play area clear.
Maintaining your system over time
After each game, return cards to their sections immediately. If you add a new expansion, add a divider for it before the next session. Periodically check that dividers are still upright and tabs are readable; replace labels if they fade. This five-minute habit prevents the slow creep of disorder that leads to long setup times.
Step-by-step setup
- Clear a workspace and gather materials: Empty your Sorcerer box onto a clean table. Separate all cards into rough piles by deck and expansion. Have your dividers and labeling tool within reach. Checkpoint: You should have one pile per character and a separate pile for shared cards.
- Sort cards by deck and expansion: For each character, stack their cards together. If you own expansions, keep those cards separate from the base game. Remove any tokens or dice to a side area. Common mistake: mixing sin cards from different characters. Keep them with their owning deck.
- Insert dividers and label tabs: Place a divider in front of each deck with the tab facing up. Write the deck name on the tab. For expansions, add a divider behind the last card of that expansion to mark the end. Checkpoint: Each deck should have its own labeled divider, and expansion boundaries should be clear.
- Arrange decks in your storage box: Place the decks you play most often at the front. Group rarely used expansions at the back with a divider labeled accordingly. Ensure dividers stand vertically and are not crushed by the box lid. Common mistake: overstuffing the box so dividers bend. Leave a little breathing room.
- Do a test setup: Pick a character deck and remove it from the box. Time how long it takes to pull the deck and any needed tokens. Adjust divider positions if anything sticks or is hard to reach. Next step: After your next game, return cards to their sections immediately to keep the system working.
Product facts
- Sorcerer Card Dividers: This exclusive expansion requires the Sorcerer base game. Use these 43 high-quality plastic dividers to organize decks from the Sorcerer Base Game, Endbringer, and/or expansion packs. Each divider measures 94.25 mm wide by 76.25 mm high (including tabs). Ages 14+. The 43 dividers give you enough to separate every character deck and expansion you own, and the plastic material holds up to repeated handling. The height fits most standard boxes, but measure your storage solution to be sure.
