So it hit me that as handy as power cards may be, they're going to create a great mess on everyone's tables. I can just see them constantly being tossed about by wind and fans and always getting knocked by clumsy players manoeuvring to their seats or being in constant danger of attack from Mountain Dew.
Then I got a bright idea. I'll get to that later. But I also figured other people must have some neat ideas for organising their power cards and that with the M:tG connection, there might also be products I (and many others who've never engaged in the phenomenon) am not aware of. Hence the thread.
My idea was simply to have a specially made A4 size folder. One of those plastic covered ones with the hard cardboard inside, minus the paper clip at the top which is just annoying. On one side you could have flippable sheathes for your character sheets, which you could use dry erase markers on so you wouldn't even have to mess up your (character) sheets!
On the other side, have three rows of card slots, colour coordinated for the powers
Not sure how deep you'd need to go but I do recall there being a hard limit on how many At-Will powers you could have, even including items so I'm sure you could fit enough slots and still have every card's power be visible (assuming the power is listed at the top of the card).
Slide out, flip over, slide back in when you've used it.
Wish there was something like this already. My craft skills aren't up to par on this one I don't think
Then I got a bright idea. I'll get to that later. But I also figured other people must have some neat ideas for organising their power cards and that with the M:tG connection, there might also be products I (and many others who've never engaged in the phenomenon) am not aware of. Hence the thread.
My idea was simply to have a specially made A4 size folder. One of those plastic covered ones with the hard cardboard inside, minus the paper clip at the top which is just annoying. On one side you could have flippable sheathes for your character sheets, which you could use dry erase markers on so you wouldn't even have to mess up your (character) sheets!
On the other side, have three rows of card slots, colour coordinated for the powers
Not sure how deep you'd need to go but I do recall there being a hard limit on how many At-Will powers you could have, even including items so I'm sure you could fit enough slots and still have every card's power be visible (assuming the power is listed at the top of the card).Slide out, flip over, slide back in when you've used it.
Wish there was something like this already. My craft skills aren't up to par on this one I don't think
