With product flying off the shelves, many people around the world are now getting to try the game for the first time
Common issues include: Inconsistent Sizing: Slight deviations make cards hard to sleeve or shuffle Limited Material Thickness: Most punches can't handle thick, laminated cardstock Lack of Precision: Smooth edges and uniform rounded corners are nearly impossible Visibility Challenges: Safety guards can obscure cutting lines, making it very difficult to align cuts precisely and leading to misaligned results Design Differences: Why Precision Matters Generic punches are often built for thin paper, lacking robust cutting mechanisms and precise alignment needed for 330gsm cardstock and R3 corners
these are all fairly standard classes of creatures youd find in any D&D monster manual
Ardenn lets you equip any number of equipment for free, while Anara ensures you can freely attack with indestructibility
The Secret Rare Rule: If the first number is higher than the second number (e.g., 201/165 ), you have a Secret Rare
a wealth of comments from the same thread share that sentiment
