Greek Cards
Posted: July 14th, 2009, 2:25 pmdrathe wrote:Thanks Idomeneas! That would be great!
Luckily, I already have some pretty good scans of most of the Greek system. All I require from the system now is the Character Sheet and any advertisement for the expansions that may have been included. I also don't have a clear picture of the back of the box so I can type up the info on the Greek Page. Other than that, it's all Kellar's Keep and Return of the Witch Lord. I don't have a single scan of anything for the expansions.
If you like, you can use any of the card templates and image packs from the Gaming Aids page to make your cards in Photoshop. If you save each card separately and email them to me, I can compile them into PDF files like the ones already available here at Ye Olde Inn. The templates are all in North American style though. I do have a European Basic card template that I made that's not on the site. Let me know if you'd like it and I'll send it to you. I don't have any image packs available that fit the European template unfortunately. I never got around to doing that. So much stuff I still have to do in the mean time. If you need anything else for your cards, just ask, I'll try to provide what ever I can! Let us know how your work goes here in the forum so we can all be excitedly up-to-date.
Thanks again drathe!
I already converted the mercenary cards and the spells of Chaos. I happen to be graphic designer, so i made a template of my own and started to convert american cards into european format. I make a back side, then each front side, load them in an indesign template i made and voila! Pdf ready for print.
I print both sides in photo paper (i make heavy crosses to help me align them). Then i cut a piece of 200grm cardboard in the same dimensions. I mount the front side on the cardboard, flip it and mount the back side. If you do that on a lightbox or just against a window, you will be able to use the marks to align perfectly the two sides. Cut them down and you have great homemade heavyweight cards like the original ones.
Here is a pdf file of the spells in Greek.
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). If you hav the patience and time (i dont) you will end up with cards that nothing can kill. Those things defy spilled whisky and vodka. Even Ouzo (dont ask me what it is, its a national drink and every tourist with self respect owes to get drunk at least... everytime he gets to Greece). You can have greasy hands from souvlaki (another national specialty) and still play without the owner of the game(that would be my bro in my case) curse you.