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<blockquote data-quote="eloquentaction" data-source="post: 4382313" data-attributes="member: 70399">I recognize the A4 paper format.&nbsp; But it's much more fun to mock it, isn't it?&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/glasses.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt="B-)" title="Glasses&nbsp; &nbsp; B-)" data-shortname="B-)" />&nbsp;&nbsp;I can only speak for my set.&nbsp; And I can say that:&nbsp; 1)&nbsp; It's still evolving - I'm thinking of adding a landscape version of my card as well as one that has an entirely different look; so I can't 'fix' to a standard game definition yet, because it would be like shooting at a moving target.&nbsp; 2) Filling in all of those fields is possible with my C# program (there's no freaking way you could make me do it by hand), but no one's come up with a definition for all the fields and what should be in them yet.&nbsp;&nbsp; 3) Different symbol sets.&nbsp; Some of the guys have similar symbol sets.&nbsp; Some of us (like me) don't.&nbsp; I completely redefined my symbol set because I thought it was easier than trying to fit it in the one that was already out there.&nbsp;&nbsp; 4) We're artists with some programming skills - we don't like to be confined into a system created by the man to put us in a box, man!!&nbsp;&nbsp;Download my latest set.&nbsp; The keywords has been placed back into a text field and is freely editable.&nbsp; I had it as a keyword list for a while but I've found that too limiting because people make up their own keywords for new cards.&nbsp; If I don't have the keyword in there for your new race or new class or new power source, you can't select it.&nbsp; With a text box you can type whatever the hell floats your boat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eloquentaction, post: 4382313, member: 70399"] I recognize the A4 paper format. But it's much more fun to mock it, isn't it? B-) I can only speak for my set. And I can say that: 1) It's still evolving - I'm thinking of adding a landscape version of my card as well as one that has an entirely different look; so I can't 'fix' to a standard game definition yet, because it would be like shooting at a moving target. 2) Filling in all of those fields is possible with my C# program (there's no freaking way you could make me do it by hand), but no one's come up with a definition for all the fields and what should be in them yet. 3) Different symbol sets. Some of the guys have similar symbol sets. Some of us (like me) don't. I completely redefined my symbol set because I thought it was easier than trying to fit it in the one that was already out there. 4) We're artists with some programming skills - we don't like to be confined into a system created by the man to put us in a box, man!! Download my latest set. The keywords has been placed back into a text field and is freely editable. I had it as a keyword list for a while but I've found that too limiting because people make up their own keywords for new cards. If I don't have the keyword in there for your new race or new class or new power source, you can't select it. With a text box you can type whatever the hell floats your boat. [/QUOTE]

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