We just received our first print of the Padawan Learner’s deck featuring numbered cards for easier value recognition.
We have a Sabacc card promo in the works. In the meantime here’s a video featuring the new cards.
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We have the first set of cards printed. I’ve made a few tweaks since I ordered these, including a slight adjustment to the boarder, plus I added some classic face cards. After playing a game with these, I have to say I like them much better than the branded cards that come in the Star…
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Credit Chips
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Working to spice up our Sabacc games by minting some credit chips. So far I haven’t found a cost effective way to proceed. But I’m still determined to figure something out. Now that the mosaic is about wrapped up, it’s time to resume some other projects that have been on hold.
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johnwesleyprayer.com
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Cutting the Deck!
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Finite Perspectives
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The little/big things that make it better
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I am diligently working on the limited leather edition of John Wesley’s The Book of Common Prayer. The initial project was streamlined for digital use. That was a big job, and now that it’s done I can go back in and add some of the finesse of the original. Drop caps aren’t practical for digital books…