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<blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9017595" data-attributes="member: 6879661">Hey folks. I’m looking to start a face to face campaign using the WFRP 4e rules which to be honest have a lot of crunch. Multiple conditions, weapons have lots of additional special rules, there are lots of talents that all affect tests in multiple ways. Not to mention psychology effects, equipment, spells etc.I was thinking of making some playing cards sized reference cards with the various rules on that could given out to players or put out on the table as an aide mémoire. I had a look online for templates and managed to find a company that will let you print a full deck of cards customizing front and back for every card individually for £15 which seems pretty amazing. The quality is 300 dpi which I’m very happy with and on linen finish poker style cards.Does anyone have any experience with this? Either for their own home games or for professional products they have published. Are there any watch outs? These would be for my personal use/own group only which makes things simpler.Interested in the community’s thoughts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheSword, post: 9017595, member: 6879661"] Hey folks. I’m looking to start a face to face campaign using the WFRP 4e rules which to be honest have a lot of crunch. Multiple conditions, weapons have lots of additional special rules, there are lots of talents that all affect tests in multiple ways. Not to mention psychology effects, equipment, spells etc. I was thinking of making some playing cards sized reference cards with the various rules on that could given out to players or put out on the table as an aide mémoire. I had a look online for templates and managed to find a company that will let you print a full deck of cards customizing front and back for every card individually for £15 which seems pretty amazing. The quality is 300 dpi which I’m very happy with and on linen finish poker style cards. Does anyone have any experience with this? Either for their own home games or for professional products they have published. Are there any watch outs? These would be for my personal use/own group only which makes things simpler. Interested in the community’s thoughts. [/QUOTE]

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