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<blockquote data-quote="camilaacolide" data-source="post: 6644472" data-attributes="member: 6777516">Indeed!Right now I have 37 cards, 30 printed for the penultimate session and 7 more printed for this last session.Since RPG and improvisation walk hand in hand, I like to have both generic cards to cover a lot of situations, and also specific cards to add flavor to the adventure and inspire my players. And more, some of the cards (like the informative faction cards) will probably never be part of a battle.I am planning on printing one card sheet per session (up to 8 cards), and as you said: as you collect them, they can cover a lot of ground, and this work diminishes over time! In this battle, each tentacle was represented by a generic Monster Card (printed in 4 different colors), and the Giant Octopus itself had an specific card (not to scale, but nobody cared!). Right now, the majority of the time is spent finding and adjusting good images to make a pack of cards. The process of physically creating the cards (printing, glueing, varnishing and cutting) is streamlined and takes less than 1 hour. I add &quot;glueing&quot; because I use two kinds of paper glued together; later I'll try to post a tutorial on how I do it![ATTACH]68905[/ATTACH][ATTACH]68906[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="camilaacolide, post: 6644472, member: 6777516"] Indeed! Right now I have 37 cards, 30 printed for the penultimate session and 7 more printed for this last session. Since RPG and improvisation walk hand in hand, I like to have both generic cards to cover a lot of situations, and also specific cards to add flavor to the adventure and inspire my players. And more, some of the cards (like the informative faction cards) will probably never be part of a battle. I am planning on printing one card sheet per session (up to 8 cards), and as you said: as you collect them, they can cover a lot of ground, and this work diminishes over time! In this battle, each tentacle was represented by a generic Monster Card (printed in 4 different colors), and the Giant Octopus itself had an specific card (not to scale, but nobody cared!). Right now, the majority of the time is spent finding and adjusting good images to make a pack of cards. The process of physically creating the cards (printing, glueing, varnishing and cutting) is streamlined and takes less than 1 hour. I add "glueing" because I use two kinds of paper glued together; later I'll try to post a tutorial on how I do it! [ATTACH=CONFIG]68905._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]68906._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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