Printing and crafting guide

1. Pick the right file

Every game comes in A4 (Europe) and US Letter (North America). Use the one matching your paper: the content is identical.

2. Print

• Set your printer to actual size (100%). Don't use "fit to page": the cards would change size.
• Recommended paper: 160 to 250 gsm (60 to 90 lb cover) for cards and boards, 80 gsm (20 lb) for the rulebook.
• Print a single sheet first to check colours and sizes.

3. Cut

• Follow the crop marks printed in the margins.
• A metal ruler and a craft knife give cleaner edges than scissors.
• Cut the long lines first, then each card.

4. Assemble

• For a sturdier board, glue the sheet onto thin cardboard.
• Card sleeves are optional; they protect the most-handled cards.

No printer?

See our list of recommended print shops below: we tested each one ourselves, and we take no commission.