About FAB Binder Organizer

What this is

FAB Binder Organizer turns the full Flesh and Blood card pool into physical binder layouts. Every card you own has a place - a pocket on a numbered page of a binder, or the Shoebox until you file it - and the site keeps the map: which version sits where, what is still to buy, what it costs on TCGplayer and CardTrader today and what it was worth over the last weeks. Binders can be printed as checklists, pocket pages or a buy list with card images, and shared one by one.

It started as a script one collector wrote to lay out his own Assassin binders and grew into a site because the problem is the same for everyone: a set releases, reprints land, foils exist in three kinds, and a binder that was in order last month is not any more. The card database, the set pages, the keyword glossary and the rulings need no account; binders and the collection do, so they follow you to any device.

Who makes it

The site is built and run by RaphaelDDL, a senior software engineer and Flesh and Blood collector from Brazil, in his own time. It is independent: not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Legend Story Studios, and not by any of the marketplaces it links to. It is free to use and carries no paywall; the affiliate links to the marketplaces and, when they run, the ads help pay for the hosting.

Where the data comes from

Card data comes from the community-maintained Fab Cube dataset, rebuilt here into one record per card with the quirks of a decade of printings resolved. Prices are the daily TCGplayer snapshot published by TCGCSV and CardTrader's marketplace API, refreshed every night; the price history keeps every refresh since January 2025. Rulings and keyword notes are the official release notes on fabtcg.com, gathered per card. The full list of projects this site stands on is on the acknowledgements page.

Card names, text and images are the property of Legend Story Studios. This site reproduces them to describe the cards it organizes, the way a price guide or a checklist does, and nothing here is for sale.

Get in touch

Bug reports, wrong data, a ruling that reads oddly, an idea for the binders: the quickest way is X, where the site is @FabBinder. The contact details for anything formal are on the terms and privacy pages.