Printer
Start with a colour printer you already own. Check the supported paper types and print settings.
From decklist to printed test card: follow these steps to make your proxies and find the equipment you need.
Find your cards in Card Search, choose the artwork and add the quantities to your print list. Select “Create PDF” to download your print file.
Open Card Search ↗The PDF uses landscape A4 with eight cards per page. Print at 100% / actual size and turn off “Fit to page”. Print a test page first and compare its size with an existing card. Use paper compatible with your printer and let the ink dry before cutting.
Cut along the trim marks. A paper trimmer helps with straight edges; a corner cutter is optional. Test the cut and corner radius on a scrap piece first.
Place the print with a backing card in an opaque sleeve to try your deck in private practice games. Check with the organiser before using proxies at an event.
Start with what you already have. Buying new equipment is optional.
Start with a colour printer you already own. Check the supported paper types and print settings.
Choose paper suitable for your printer. Thin prints can work well when combined with a backing card.
A clear guide helps with neat, straight cuts. Scissors are an alternative.
Optional for rounded corners. Test the radius before using it on your finished prints.