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Updated: Fixed the text-heavy cards by bolding the saving throws, conditions, and damage. Hopefully, this makes them a little easier to read.

Hey everyone,

Here is the full deck of 50 cards in PDF format. I need to add some boiler plate rules (i.e. "How to Use This Deck"), but otherwise, this is more or less what I'm thinking. Take a look at the cards and let me know what you think. I'll make adjustments where appropriate. Also, let me know if you see any typos or grammatical errors.

Thanks! And I hope you enjoy them.

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Roosevelt Cooper

I'm sure this will be in the how to use section but how does the treasure work?

Jason Juillerat

These are absolutely fantastic! What would be super useful and helpful is if they were formatted to fit 9 to a page (picture side) and 9 to a page (back side) for double sided printing! I know it would take a LOT of work making sure they lined up, but that's just a personal preference... Now, if you're planning on having them manufactured, that would be awesome too lol!

Dan krhla

Love it Dave! Can you make your Poisonous Snakes into Venomous Snakes? Poisonous = you eat it and you die. Venomous = it bites you and you die :) otherwise beautiful!!!

Ken Siwek

Page 54 toward the bottom "... its action and succeedin gon..." should be "...succeeding on..." But they look fantastic! Still, the hazards and obstacle cards would benefit from some bolding and/or highlighting.

John Clanton

Things like these are why I have no problems with paying $25 a month. You have your D&L series which is worth the price of admission, but then you're constantly trying new things bringing value to the membership.

A Conspiracy of Ravens

Hey these are great, but like you mentioned in a previous comment, a roll table version would be super helpful for online DM’s. But the idea is fantastic for low prep D&D sessions.

IlorinWaern

For some reason when I download it I just get 108 pages of white. Attempted across several browsers / from the Patreon app on both desktop and phone.

Ulf Borén

Looks good so far. I like the art and the scaling for difficulty. However, a reference to where ti find the stats for the monster-type encounters would be a nice addition. Nevertheless, the cards looks great.

Robert Stewart

These are a bit exciting. I've been using the DungeonMorph dice sets to create random dungeons, but these pose two problems: 1) transposing them into a playable dungeon tileset and 2) stocking them with creatures, treasure, etc... Your tileset sample from earlier this month fixes problem number 1. I hope this idea takes off as I can print these myself on cardstock and drop them randomly in front of my party. The cards in this post make problem 2 go away. Populating a random dungeon has never been so easy. Thanks Dave. As usual, your creativity is fantastic.