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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shadzar" data-source="post: 5425314" data-attributes="member: 6667746">Actually the cards are just like a table in that both are finite, but with the drawing, and depending on how many of each variant as opposed to a table including an entry only once, as you may be thinking, you are only changing the frequency of each item to occur. Someone could buy all the cards and have 1 of each say 100 total cards, so they have a 1 in 100 chance of getting any of the abilities. How is that different than a table with each written down and rolling for it?Likewise someone could have 25 different cards and have 4 of each in their deck. A table with the same frequency is very easy to make.The cards can actually be even more closed since most table dont have you remove the entry after it has been rolled, but can you shuffle a card back in after using it or once used has it be expended for that game? You increase the frequency of the other cards, but have limited the number of possible outcomes due to eliminating previously selected entries.a deck of cards and a table are the same thing, except for a deck of collectible cards, has a higher cost and more work to put into building the same thing a table could provide and cost in regards to money and time.</blockquote>