[4e] Power Cards to print?

[Demongg]

I've heard folks talk about cards designed for D&D4 of all the various powers...


Do you have links to your favorite cards that someone has made?


I'd like to find a good set and print them.
thanks
-kev-

[NiallNai]

Take a look at this section of the Dragon Avenue forums. It should have what you need.

http://www.dragonavenue.com/forums/viewforum/13/

[Scholar and a Brutalman]

I've printed out samples of two sets I've found on this huge thread on ENWorld:

Grandpa's PDF and Powerpoint set

Hirahito's Magic Set Editor-based set

In the end I think Grandpa's set is better, but it's not hard to give both a try.

[Spatula]

http://www.enworld.org/forum/4274554-post568.html (scroll down a bit to the "power card PDFs" header) is what I've used.

[chris.crouch]

An easier way to find the above and more: the ENWorld Wiki has links at http://www.enworld.org/wiki/index.ph...SE_Power_Cards

Chris

[John Marron]

Originally Posted by Scholar and a Brutalman

In the end I think Grandpa's set is better, but it's not hard to give both a try.

We've just switched to using the Grandpa's set, and I love it. The major improvement over the set we were using (which was completely fine) is the ability to print out just the cards you need for each PC. Plus it has tons of other useful cards (skills, magic items, etc.) and includes all racial and class abilities and nice race and class summary cards. All around and excellent piece of work.

John

[Jais]

I can heartily recommend Grandpa's set as well. They're magic card-sized, meaning they fit into the standard issue deck protector sleeve like a hand in a glove. Also, they're predominantly black and white (with color to signify at-will/encounter/daily), meaning you don't use a whole print cartridge to make a few cards.

They look just like the powers in the books and he's got practically everything you'd want on a card already made for you. Can't be beat.

[Son of Ganaud]

Hi Here's the printing instructions for Grandpa's set, in case anyone wanted to know before clicking thru:

"Printing
To print 8 cards / sheet from Acrobat Reader:

Set your printer properties to print pages in landscape.
Change "Page Scaling" to "Multiple pages per sheet."
Change "Pages per sheet" to "Custom" and set it to 4x2.
Enter the cards you want to print in the "Pages" field (e.g., "1, 2-5, 46, 22, 10-16, 3, 3, 3" is valid)
Print!

I'm using a virtual print driver to create the PDFs, so the icons sometimes look strange close up, but they should look good printed."

[DrNate]

Grandpa's cards are fantastic, thanks for the link.

It appears, however, that Grandpa is not a fan of the Monster Manual races.