by MooseyFate
To me, half the fun is in the pictures. I totally do that A/B deck thing. And it rules. But I also print nice looking customs to use with them rather than just text. I have some nice linnen stock I bring to an office store, have them print on their color laser printer, then cut it out at home. I don't worry about rounded corners cause they just stand near the A/B decks as a reference card. It doesn't cost too much to print out just one copy of a card, as opposed to 10-12. And I feel it doesn't cost more to print it on their laser than to eat through ink for those color heavy cards. There are Photoshop templates in the Files section (you can use Gimp to edit them for free if you don't have Photoshop). This way you can even sleeve them (penny sleeves are fine for this), and when one of your custom blanks show up, you can shuffle the sleeves instead of picking.Even if you are fine with just a text formatted reference sheet of cards, it may be less appealing to others you are trying to show these fun customs too. I'll admit, even my way takes a little coaxing, but it's the lesser of two evils to me.