CnCSaga products
Badges
In February 2008, CnCSaga launched the “Premium” account for its most active visitors. The aim was to reward visitors who contributed most to forum discussions with CnC badges designed by CnCSaga. If you had 1,000 posts on the forum, you were entitled to a badge of your choice. For every additional thousand posts, you were entitled to another badge of your choice (different from those you already had), subject to the available options.
Stickers
Sticker Mania is a game organised by CnCSaga, as well as by numerous other websites, organisations, etc. It is therefore not our own invention, but we found the idea interesting and fun.
The aim of the game is to stick “CnCSaga” stickers in unlikely, fun places all over the world. If you like our website and have a camera, this game is for you!
The aim is not to cause damage or break the law. Please do not cause any harm whilst playing this game. You remain responsible for your own actions.
Once you’ve stuck a sticker, take a photo and send it to us. The best ones will be published on the website. Having your photos published on the website and having fun are the only rewards for this game.
The flags
As part of its competitions, CnCSaga has produced five Nod flags (1m x 70cm). One will end up on the set of Battlecast Primetime at EA Los Angeles.
Anniversary books
In 2006, to mark CnCSaga’s 10th anniversary, we produced a book (in a run of six copies) which was signed by the entire Command & Conquer 3 team.
Similarly, to mark CnCSaga’s 12th anniversary and the release of Red Alert 3 in 2008, we produced a new book (in a run of 8 copies) signed by the entire Red Alert 3 team.
Greeting cards
In late 2002, CnCSaga launched a project to produce greeting cards for our partners and staff.
The project was initially launched in collaboration with other French-language websites. Two editions of this card were produced for the years 2003 and 2004. Around ten copies of each were produced.
After a hiatus of several years, the project returned in late 2007, this time involving only the CnCSaga staff. We decided to involve all staff members in each edition. The 2008 edition had a print run of 30 copies, whilst the 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 editions had a print run of 80 copies each. They are now sent to all staff members, to our partners at EA in Los Angeles, France, Germany and Switzerland, as well as to other major sites within the CnC Community.
The 2011 and 2012 cards were produced in partnership with CnCSaga Germany.
and the most recent ones, including the 2016 map, which in 2018 would form the basis for the proposed fictional box art for the remaster.
Signed photos
In August 2009, to mark the first edition of CommandCOM and the announcement of Command & Conquer 4, we took a photo of Jo “Kane” Kucan and Raj Joshi (the game’s producer, presenter of Battlecast PrimeTime and patron of CnCSaga) in runs of 60 and 30 copies respectively, and had them signed by both men.
The Lego Crawlers
In 2010, Eomer recreated the six GDI and Nod Crawlers for you using Lego, and we had the boxes produced by Lego’s DesignByMe service. They were then given away in a competition, and one was sent to Aaron Kaufman at EALA.
The 30th Anniversary Collectible Cards
In 2026, to mark the site’s 30th anniversary, we commissioned Dru to produce the first three cards (15 copies of each, numbered) in the Japanese style.
