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| #1shevaOct 16, 2008 2:57:26 | Hey, I think the variety of power cards was too small, so I designed my own. These are different from the ones I've seen online - they're made in powerpoint, so you have full control over text size, font, etc. You can place whichever combination of power cards on one printable paper. This way you don't have to print out un-filled color power cards if you don't want to. 9 cards per one A4 paper. Cards fit well into Magic the Gathering card sleeves. You can find the torrent under the name "D&D 4th edition Power Cards made in PowerPoint". It should be in many different torrent sites if I did it correctly, but I couldn't find it. One torrent link: http://btjunkie.org/torrent/DD-4th-edition-Power-Cards-made-in-PowerPoint/44324cbd90005df87f40d8679b75c80618a9bfaefd44 |
| #2stuartgreenwellOct 16, 2008 8:05:34 | Here is what I did to make my cards. http://www.livingdice.com/index.php/358-Create-your-own-D-D-4E-Power-Cards.html |
| #3shevaOct 16, 2008 8:49:42 | If this was posted in the wrong place, please tell me. Or better yet - move the thread to the appropriate place I'm not selling anything so I don't think this kind of thread is in disagreement with any forum rules. If I overlooked something, delete the thread and tell me about it. Anyway, what do you think? I mostly created them for myself - I didn't want to use the same ones as everyone else was using. I wanted my own power cards. And I couldn't decide how I wanted it to look like, so I ended up having 4 different versions. I would be quite happy if other people could find use in these power cards as well. My friends complimented on the design, if you want I can upload a picture of it somewhere, but the entire thing is so small that it should be quick to simply download the torrent... Also, I have pretty good anti-virus program in my computer so the files are not infected with anything. |
| #4shevaOct 16, 2008 8:54:15 | Here is what I did to make my cards. Wow, those are pretty good. Almost all of my friends use the one here (the second one with "cascade of light") http://thegamerdome.com/power-cards-character-sheet-etc-for-4th-edition-dungeons-and-dragons/ |
| #5danmarlokOct 16, 2008 15:04:42 | A sample picture would be nice for those of us in locations where p2p isn't allowed. |
| #6shevaOct 16, 2008 16:00:56 | A sample picture would be nice for those of us in locations where p2p isn't allowed. Ah, I didn't realize it wasn't allowed in some places. sorry. Here is a sample picture of 3 power cards: ![]() Here is a sample picture how it looks like on one paper: ![]() This just has a random variety of background images - background doesn't match the power. Notice that I selectively made some text smaller. I think it's important to have the entire description on the power card. The entire point is to stop looking up information from the book during combat. And here you can download the zip file. http://www.hot.ee/krista4321/powercards/powercards.zip After you extract the zip, you'll have all that you need. |