Post by ballerburg9005 on Nov 25, 2019 23:42:35 GMT
Hello,
I have literally just discovered, that I can download featured sets and print them with Magic Set Editor.
Now I wanted to print four pre-tuned starter decks, one in each color (like you get in MTGA at first) for me and my friend.
My friend has never played Magic before and I only ever play MTGA, so it should really really be basic at first and expandable. I visit her once or twice a week so I could bring a booster pack each time. It would be fun. Anyway ...
If I were to look through all the 300 cards and compile decks by hand, that would be very tedious. Plus I couldn't really know how to balance it all properly. And if I knew, the knowledge of all cards would give me a huge advantage.
Aren't there any ready-to-print pre-tuned decks?
Oh, also if it isn't too much to ask: How do you best print the cards? I figured the print ink would smear extremely fast in your fingers, so that you need some kind of coat or foil wrap?
I have literally just discovered, that I can download featured sets and print them with Magic Set Editor.
Now I wanted to print four pre-tuned starter decks, one in each color (like you get in MTGA at first) for me and my friend.
My friend has never played Magic before and I only ever play MTGA, so it should really really be basic at first and expandable. I visit her once or twice a week so I could bring a booster pack each time. It would be fun. Anyway ...
If I were to look through all the 300 cards and compile decks by hand, that would be very tedious. Plus I couldn't really know how to balance it all properly. And if I knew, the knowledge of all cards would give me a huge advantage.
Aren't there any ready-to-print pre-tuned decks?
Oh, also if it isn't too much to ask: How do you best print the cards? I figured the print ink would smear extremely fast in your fingers, so that you need some kind of coat or foil wrap?
"When in doubt, do a common."