If anyone here knows a good way to do this, I'd love to know.
Magic Set Editor
He is asking how to print them not make them.
op says “create”
Again, Magic Set Editor.
Print on bright white printing paper with a color printer.
Scissors and/or a slicer are necessary.
While I agree that is the route to go when print magic cards, that is not what he is asking. If you read his post, he says
"does anyone here know of any tips, tricks, programs, or websites that will print/create a high quality MTG card?"
what he is asking for is actually a banned topic on this site (#0 day suspension for just mentioning i had printed proxies. I mean it was overturned as i did not advertise any sites that did it but it was a wake up call for me which is why i refused to list any site that would (As I know about 5)
thing is, i think he already has the Planeswalkers made and just wants them printed.
Banned topics. Ugh. I didn't know. That explains why there's nothing in the FAQ.
Though I do wonder why. Proxies are a growing aftermarket. I see alternate-art proxy commanders fairly frequwntly at local shops. The reason I asked in the first place is because most of the proxy-printer sites don't do custom. :/
As a holiday goft for some friends I was considering creating each of them as a unique planeswalker. I know what I'd like the cards to be, but before I go putting them together, does anyone here know of any tips, tricks, programs, or websites that will print/create a high quality MTG card? It doesn't need to have the Deckmaster backing (I have a custom backing I want to use), but I was hoping to present it to them already printed at the correct size with good edges.
If anyone here knows a good way to do this, I'd love to know. I didn't see anything about printing in the FAQ.
That was incredibly informative. I've played since Onslaught block and have heard those names for a long time but never really understood what they meant.
Yeah. They were already made in MSE. Though, the resolutions are a bit lower than I'd like.
I know that the print option in MSE prints to almost exactly the correct size, but the problem is the paper size and printer quality.
Banned topics. Ugh. I didn't know. That explains why there's nothing in the FAQ.
Though I do wonder why. Proxies are a growing aftermarket. I see alternate-art proxy commanders fairly frequwntly at local shops. The reason I asked in the first place is because most of the proxy-printer sites don't do custom. :/
Thanks! It looks a lot like Printer Studio. I was tinkering with that site, deciding if I should use it.
Do you know if Artscow prints right up to the card edge?
If anyone here knows a good way to do this, I'd love to know. I didn't see anything about printing in the FAQ.
Thank you.
What's a "Timmy"?
Does it mean something different when applied to a player versus when applied to a card or deck?