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Aug 2, 2022 · maf man. depends on the card. I've had the best luck with sharpie brand. I've also used paper mate 's felt tip. Both need a moment to dry but have lasted through handling after that. any ball tipped pens I've tried do not last even with a good few hours of drying.
An individual card acts as the bookmark for a given book. I’m finding, though, that a regular sharpie has too fat of a tip on it, and regular ink pens don’t look as neat. Does anyone have any experience or suggestions for a good, fine-tipped pen to use that will mark well and dry quickly on a standard playing card? Thanks for any help!
Fine-tip sharpies are your friend. Pixma markers work well too. I've found a fine tipped Sharpie is the best. I actually keep two on hand during Pandemic Legacy Season 2. A thicker one for the board, and a fine tipped almost pen/Sharpie combo for cards and manual. Fine tip sharpie.
You can also use wet erase marker. I use them on sleeves for pathfinder acg and its pretty permanent until moistened. Finally, it is sometimes just easier to chuck the sleeve and put a new one on instead of bothering to wipe them off. Just depends how long it takes and how much your time is worth. 4.
Feb 23, 2016 · Making card games is a great way to try out game design if you can’t write code as it’s easy to do and many of the same ideas apply across digital and physical games. Process & Set-up ...
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Feb 3, 2021 · Some of my go-to pens for shiny backs have already been mentioned: Sakura Pigma Microns and Ultra Fine Sharpies. My other favorites are Pilot Precise V5 rollerball pens and U Brands Catalina felt tip pens –the latter especially, for some reason, are very shiny-back-friendly and dry relatively quickly (about the same as the Microns).
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Setup. 1. Shuffle the deck and deal a specific number of cards face down to each player depending on the number of players (usually 13 cards for 4 players and slightly less for 3 players). These are your hands. 2. Place the remaining deck face down in the center of the table. This is the stock pile.
