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<blockquote data-quote="tintagel" data-source="post: 4208070" data-attributes="member: 42161"><p>Thanks khaalis, for that feedback. I have to agree with you about the overall darkness, but given a good printer... man. Perhaps WOTC will see these as examples and publish them on the quality level of MTG cards? Then the ink won't be a problem, as there are many MTG cards like that.</p><p></p><p>What I will probably do is produce two sets for the Warlock: a "printer friendly" lighter set and the "ultimate" darker set.</p><p></p><p>However, I have to politely disagree with you on the printing requirements for the rest of my cards. I've been printing them out on my Lexmark Z52 (fairly old) printer without any problems in quality - and that's on the normal (not photo) setting. The warlock set is another matter, but so far the parchment, nature, and marble themes aren't bad at all. In any case, those who want to save on ink can simply download my MSE file for any of the classes and simply choose the marble theme and apply it to all the cards. That's probably the least ink intensive of the set.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tintagel, post: 4208070, member: 42161"] Thanks khaalis, for that feedback. I have to agree with you about the overall darkness, but given a good printer... man. Perhaps WOTC will see these as examples and publish them on the quality level of MTG cards? Then the ink won't be a problem, as there are many MTG cards like that. What I will probably do is produce two sets for the Warlock: a "printer friendly" lighter set and the "ultimate" darker set. However, I have to politely disagree with you on the printing requirements for the rest of my cards. I've been printing them out on my Lexmark Z52 (fairly old) printer without any problems in quality - and that's on the normal (not photo) setting. The warlock set is another matter, but so far the parchment, nature, and marble themes aren't bad at all. In any case, those who want to save on ink can simply download my MSE file for any of the classes and simply choose the marble theme and apply it to all the cards. That's probably the least ink intensive of the set. [/QUOTE]
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