English cards for spells from Z&D, H&Z, and W&A | Zauberschwert & Drachenei

Lindsey Dubb

(Lindsey)

United States
Seattle
Washington

To use the OpenOffice version of the file, you'll need a font called "Casablanca Antique," (both regular and italic) which is a free download. At the moment, you can get it at
http://www.font-zone.com/download.php?fid=331
for the regular version, and
http://www.font-zone.com/download.php?fid=378
for the italic.

On the cards, the little crossed-out letter "S" just means that the card is removed if you're playing the short version of the game (from the W&A expansion).

Note that I've changed the text on many of the spells from the English translation in the rulebooks. That was to improve the English, shorten the text (so I could use larger type), and in a few cases to clarify the rules of the spell.

Posted Tue Oct 13, 2009 5:50 pm
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Lindsey Dubb

(Lindsey)

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Er, never mind that about an OpenOffice version. BGG apparently doesn't accept files in that format.

Posted Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:32 pm
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Lindsey Dubb

(Lindsey)

United States
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Never mind that about never minding. The new version (1.2) is now a hybrid PDF/OpenOffice file. That means you can edit it in OpenOffice Draw without messing up any formatting. On the down side, it's an even larger file than before.

Here's the version history, for the curious:
Version 1.0: Original release
Version 1.1: Fixed the formatting of one of the cards
Version 1.2: Switched to a PDF/OpenOffice Draw hybrid format; Added a seventh play sequence card, just in case someone wants to try the game with seven people. (That doesn't sound like a good idea to me, but apparently there's going to be a seventh set of wizard cards available at Essen 2009.)

Posted Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:53 pm
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  - d4
  - d6
  - d8
  - d10
  - d12
  - d20
  - d100
  - Help
  - Roll
  - Comment (Optional)
- Reply
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