(Still haven’t quite figured out how to post an album to the community, so bear with the kludginess)

(Still haven’t quite figured out how to post an album to the community, so bear with the kludginess)

(Still haven’t quite figured out how to post an album to the community, so bear with the kludginess)

I believe that DW makes for some excellent grab-and-go gaming, so I miniaturized as much as possible and crammed it into a box. The box is from the WoW TCG, the monster cards are from Vasiliy Shapovalov, and the whole thing measures just over 7″x5″x2″, technically small enough to fit in, say, a cargo pocket.

https://plus.google.com/photos/106863630807672029241/albums/5850424719497719729?authkey=CKDx4Yzm–Oh-AE

20 thoughts on “(Still haven’t quite figured out how to post an album to the community, so bear with the kludginess)”

  1. I could see customized packs though. Class sheets, a few generic dungeon maps, and environment-ready monsters.

    This set is meant to cover one-shot or intro play, so it tries to be fairly inclusive.

  2. Vasiliy Shapovalov I love your monster cards but what should I print them on? Is your file formatted to be printed on a particular perforated sheet so that the individual cards are all a uniform size?

  3. Kevin Ecker The monster sheets aren’t aligned to any perf paper that I know of. I printed them on cardstock (with a few test sheets to find the best way to feed them through my printer) and then trimmed by hand. A lever-arm paper cutter is really the GM’s best friend.

  4. Nope, I didn’t even know that pre-perforated sheets even exist. Just print them on a sheet and use the paper cutter (or scissors, but it would be messy and time-consuming).

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