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Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
Rolemancer
May 12, 2010 17:17:29
What Power Cards are out and what Power Cards are coming out and when?

Thanks!

#2
alisair_longreach
May 13, 2010 5:06:48 Check the product catalog.
#3
Rolemancer
May 13, 2010 20:16:59
Link please?

I want to make sure I have purchased all the released ones and from what I can tell, no other Power Card titles are listed as future releases.

Because I could be mistaken, I was asking for some help.

Thanks!

#4
Rolemancer
May 15, 2010 19:12:49
Checked product catalog. I guess that is my issue. The glaring absence of future releases of Power Card sets all the way out as far as the product catalog posts. Any official word on these for the PHB3 and Power books that have been (recently) and will soon be released?

#5
gold_piece
May 17, 2010 13:32:36 I wouldn't be surprised if they no longer make new power cards. Many dedicated 4E players use the character builder, which seems to be superior to the power cards anyway.

Just curious - what do you like about the power cards?
#6
Rolemancer
May 18, 2010 15:56:29
Our group uses both and I am glad both are offered. It is great having them on your character sheet, it is also great being able to hand just the card to the DM or other Players to read over. It is also handy to have Power Cards available as a public on-the-table tracking system of Daily, Encounter and At Wills. One player in our group slides them into sleeves in a 3-ring binder and marks them off with a dry erase marker. Another great aspect is slapping down a big bad Daily card you've been holding during a boss fight and grin at the DM for a change. Anyhow, our group games with many play aids, miniatures, tiles, maps, acrylic markers, props, etc. Power Cards are among those play aids we enjoy using for various reasons, some of those listed above.

#7
knightoftheaster
May 22, 2010 12:49:38 I just cut the sheet of cards that the Character Builder prints out apart and put them into card sleeves with an actual card of some kind behind it to stiffen it up and use them like that. I've looked at the pre-made cards and I like the fact that the ones you can print out with the Character Builder ae fully statted for that specific character, including all attack and damage bonuses.
#8
tristan_g
May 22, 2010 18:29:41 Character builder all the way for me (with cards printed out) - but if Wizards were savvy enough to reprint the power cards with individual art (i.e. picture of magic missile, picture of burning hands, etc) - c.f. magic the gathering, etc - then that would be a different story!!!!!!

Can't believe they don't exist tbh

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Rolemancer May 12, 2010 17:17:29	What Power Cards are out and what Power Cards are coming out and when? Thanks!
#2 alisair_longreach May 13, 2010 5:06:48	Check the product catalog.
#3 Rolemancer May 13, 2010 20:16:59	Link please? I want to make sure I have purchased all the released ones and from what I can tell, no other Power Card titles are listed as future releases. Because I could be mistaken, I was asking for some help. Thanks!
#4 Rolemancer May 15, 2010 19:12:49	Checked product catalog. I guess that is my issue. The glaring absence of future releases of Power Card sets all the way out as far as the product catalog posts. Any official word on these for the PHB3 and Power books that have been (recently) and will soon be released?
#5 gold_piece May 17, 2010 13:32:36	I wouldn't be surprised if they no longer make new power cards. Many dedicated 4E players use the character builder, which seems to be superior to the power cards anyway. Just curious - what do you like about the power cards?
#6 Rolemancer May 18, 2010 15:56:29	Our group uses both and I am glad both are offered. It is great having them on your character sheet, it is also great being able to hand just the card to the DM or other Players to read over. It is also handy to have Power Cards available as a public on-the-table tracking system of Daily, Encounter and At Wills. One player in our group slides them into sleeves in a 3-ring binder and marks them off with a dry erase marker. Another great aspect is slapping down a big bad Daily card you've been holding during a boss fight and grin at the DM for a change. Anyhow, our group games with many play aids, miniatures, tiles, maps, acrylic markers, props, etc. Power Cards are among those play aids we enjoy using for various reasons, some of those listed above.
#7 knightoftheaster May 22, 2010 12:49:38	I just cut the sheet of cards that the Character Builder prints out apart and put them into card sleeves with an actual card of some kind behind it to stiffen it up and use them like that. I've looked at the pre-made cards and I like the fact that the ones you can print out with the Character Builder ae fully statted for that specific character, including all attack and damage bonuses.
#8 tristan_g May 22, 2010 18:29:41	Character builder all the way for me (with cards printed out) - but if Wizards were savvy enough to reprint the power cards with individual art (i.e. picture of magic missile, picture of burning hands, etc) - c.f. magic the gathering, etc - then that would be a different story!!!!!! Can't believe they don't exist tbh