printing at normal card sizes means you can use normal card sleeves, which is nice (a non issue here, but something to think about when making your own stuff) and a d&d specific thing, a few spells need like 3 pages to fit the full text, even without a picture, so if you want cards that fit together, cards without images should probably be possible (i dont know the card generator, so it might be a non-issue here too)
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Together, Ruby and Amethyst create a fast, high-pressure deck that feels rewarding for players who enjoy outsmarting their rivals with perfectly timed plays
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