Chris Tutty wrote:
>
> From: Rolando R. Gomez
> >This was before the CCG era. Now I would get some blank CCG cards and fill
> >out the back or paste something on with rubber cement. I know you can get
> >blanks for INWO CCG.
> >
> BUT the point is (I'm getting there, I swear) that it's getting much
> easier to find a printshop that can handle small runs onto cardstock.
> Most of the cost is messing around with the graphic image formats.
Don't try this when anyone else is around :-) but some office copiers
can handle that sort of material too. If not, some printers can
handle sheets of labels, which you could paste onto blank cards or
whatever. Be careful if you try labels in a copier; I had the devil's
own time pulling the labels off the insides of one at work. :-)
I like the idea of using a deck of Tarot cards you like and
assigning meanings to the cards, or just use appropriately named
ones. If all your players are not trustworthy, you can always do a
'card check' to make sure that card is unique (i.e. you don't have
it and none of the other players have it). Of the few decks I've
seen, the Crowley (Thoth) Tarot deck is the most impressive:
http://www.fourthdimension.net/cgi-bin/read/0 (keep incrementing
the number [ http://www.fourthdimension.net/cgi-bin/read/1 ] etc.
and you get to see relatively large images of the cards, which
nonetheless don't do them justice).
Steve
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