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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9759055" data-attributes="member: 52734">Yeah, I picked them up not too long ago (I think there's two factory sets, or at least that's what I have).&nbsp; Thought I might use them for fast NPCs, handouts (for the magic items) or whatnot.It should also be noted that 2E had wizard, priest, psionic and magic item cards - as well as two encounter decks for expanded one-shot random encounters.&nbsp; Of course, there was also the Spellfire collectible card game - and the one for Planescape, whose name escapes me (and I guess it's worth mentioning Dragon Dice...).Can't remember if WotC did cards for 3E, but I know several 3rd party companies did - at least for 3.0.&nbsp; I've got a set from Green Ronin still.Even 1E had monster cards, though they weren't collectible.&nbsp; If I recall correctly, there's one monster in one of the three sets that never showed up in any of the 1E monster manuals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 9759055, member: 52734"] Yeah, I picked them up not too long ago (I think there's two factory sets, or at least that's what I have). Thought I might use them for fast NPCs, handouts (for the magic items) or whatnot. It should also be noted that 2E had wizard, priest, psionic and magic item cards - as well as two encounter decks for expanded one-shot random encounters. Of course, there was also the Spellfire collectible card game - and the one for Planescape, whose name escapes me (and I guess it's worth mentioning Dragon Dice...). Can't remember if WotC did cards for 3E, but I know several 3rd party companies did - at least for 3.0. I've got a set from Green Ronin still. Even 1E had monster cards, though they weren't collectible. If I recall correctly, there's one monster in one of the three sets that never showed up in any of the 1E monster manuals. [/QUOTE]

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