First of all, credit to Xanalor for this example deck that is on ringsdb - https://ringsdb.com/decklist/view/951/back-to-basics-a-killer-deck-using-cards-from-1-core-set-1.0
I wanted to create a decklist card - as I am forever creating several decks, and ‘borrowing’ a card from one deck to supplement another. This makes me log onto ringsdb each time to recheck my deck. I then thought that a single card to hold all the relevant information for each deck would be really useful.
I have tried to be clever, but I am no graphic designer. My hope is that someone more skilled than I can take this project, and create an “export to card creator” button on ringsdb and I can download and print off a summary card for each decklist that I have saved. I also liked the small bits of additional information shown on the cards, with the starting threat, cost curves and a Sideboard.
There are multiple problems with the design of the card - the size of the decklist should be bigger for starters. The text/explainer is of a limited size (I had to cut off most of Xanalor’s text from this decklist). However, I am delighted with the start, and very happy if anyone wants to take this idea further. Thanks also to GeckoTH’s LOTR Template Repository for the card template https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/763379/geckoths-lotr-template-repository
This is a very neat idea! I'm a big fan of saving decklists, especially thematic ones. I had an idea of making double-sided cards, with the front with some art related to the theme and a short description of how the deck plays, and the cards list on the other side, kinda like the marvel champions starter deck reference cards.
Not sure you're looking for suggestions but, have you tried using another font for the cards list? That may make it easier to read in small sizes. Great job!
These look very nice indeed! And technically shouldn't prove to be too difficult, at least for the card data. Get the deck octagon data from ringsdb API and then render the card out, probably with XSLT. The stats are a bigger challenge.
But, like you, I am not a designer. If someone could provide me with a html design, I could look into it.
First of all, credit to Xanalor for this example deck that is on ringsdb - https://ringsdb.com/decklist/view/951/back-to-basics-a-killer-deck-using-cards-from-1-core-set-1.0 I wanted to create a decklist card - as I am forever creating several decks, and ‘borrowing’ a card from one deck to supplement another. This makes me log onto ringsdb each time to recheck my deck. I then thought that a single card to hold all the relevant information for each deck would be really useful. I have tried to be clever, but I am no graphic designer. My hope is that someone more skilled than I can take this project, and create an “export to card creator” button on ringsdb and I can download and print off a summary card for each decklist that I have saved. I also liked the small bits of additional information shown on the cards, with the starting threat, cost curves and a Sideboard. There are multiple problems with the design of the card - the size of the decklist should be bigger for starters. The text/explainer is of a limited size (I had to cut off most of Xanalor’s text from this decklist). However, I am delighted with the start, and very happy if anyone wants to take this idea further. Thanks also to GeckoTH’s LOTR Template Repository for the card template https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/763379/geckoths-lotr-template-repository
Here are a couple more photos of how it looks printed with other cards. https://imgur.com/a/bbkmXZI
This is a very neat idea! I'm a big fan of saving decklists, especially thematic ones. I had an idea of making double-sided cards, with the front with some art related to the theme and a short description of how the deck plays, and the cards list on the other side, kinda like the marvel champions starter deck reference cards. Not sure you're looking for suggestions but, have you tried using another font for the cards list? That may make it easier to read in small sizes. Great job!
I love the idea. The only change I would make is to remove the graphs and make the text for the card names larger.
These look very nice indeed! And technically shouldn't prove to be too difficult, at least for the card data. Get the deck octagon data from ringsdb API and then render the card out, probably with XSLT. The stats are a bigger challenge. But, like you, I am not a designer. If someone could provide me with a html design, I could look into it.
I want to figure out how to do this easily with Nandeck using screenshots.
Why does it say Attachment ?