Step 2: Choose a visual language that stays consistent This is the part where you decide what your deck looks like. Pick a style guide, then stick to it: Frame style: retro, modern, full art, sketchy, minimalist, whatever Color palette: match your commander colors, or your decks theme Typography: one headline font, one body font, keep it readable Icon system: consistent symbols for Treasure, Clue, Food, etc
It gets better having relevant creature types and if you can also reliably grant Vigilance
The playboard is whimsical, bright and colourful - matching the storybook vibes of Lorcanas The First Chapter without directly co-opting licensed illustrations or 3D models
You add name and stats information where prompted, the template positions everything according to the card's design, and you see a live preview before ordering
The Golden City of Orazca What makes The Golden City of Orazca such a great choice is that it gives players benefits for just playing Magic
We'll pull out from the pile of reprints in both FIC and FIN anything that catches our eye and discuss each card under the guidance of two metrics: Did we need it