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Steps and Materials to preparing a Deco card for our instructions, IMPORTANT!
- a brain
- blank white paper
- blue bristol board
- a sharp pencil
- scissors
- playing card (to trace)
- glue
- eraser
- colored pencils
- inspiration
first, put the playing card on the blank piece of paper and trace, cut out the paper and glue it onto the bristol board. Cut out the bristol board along the paper and there you have it, a deco card started off, now you have to draw and colour.
- blank white paper
- blue bristol board
- a sharp pencil
- scissors
- playing card (to trace)
- glue
- eraser
- colored pencils
- inspiration
first, put the playing card on the blank piece of paper and trace, cut out the paper and glue it onto the bristol board. Cut out the bristol board along the paper and there you have it, a deco card started off, now you have to draw and colour.
Toro, Lord, Lv. 92
Creature cards
Look at the example above. You will see that at the top you have the name of the creature. To the left of the name you have the level that only goes up to 100. (use your judgment for how strong your card is and what level means what) Under the name You have the picture of the creature that card represents. On eather side of the picture you have the weaknesses and strengths. S for strengths is on the left wile W for weaknesses stands on the right. Below all that we have left is A (attack), D (defence) the special effect and the signiture of the card maker. The A and D take up the whole left side of the bottom half. And again, both A and D only goes up to 100. (again, use your judgment) To the right is th special effect. It can be anything that has something to do with the card. (don't make the game unfair by making your card have an unessisary effect.) At the bottom edge you can put a signiture mark for yourself that you mudt place on every card you make.
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