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Is there a way to make custom cards during the game like in 1000 blank white cards

Thank you for your answers. I have been wishing to play this game online  since a long time but can't figure how.
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The Aaron
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API Scripter
I'm afraid I can't really think of a way to play that game on Roll20.  The closest I can come up with would be if all the players are GMd and you do the drawing in some local painting program, then upload the images into cards on the deck.  That seems like it might add several steps to the process and slow things down.
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Finderski
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Sheet Author
Compendium Curator
Unfamiliar with the game, but it sounds like you may be able to do this if you're willing to use a couple of outside sources...I have a web page that allows someone to create cards (original intent is for Savage Worlds Adventure Cards, but could be used for this it sounds like), so you could use that in conjunction with Dropbox. &nbsp;All the cards are collected in a shared Dropbox so the GM of the game could then create the deck of cards using the cards from that shared dropbox folder. The webpage for creating cards is:&nbsp; <a href="http://www.geeksville.us/swcard.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.geeksville.us/swcard.php</a> It would be a clunky process, but could probably work. &nbsp;One note on the webpage above...each person would need a location where they could upload their drawn images (which could be captured via their phones—assuming they have smartphones)...imgur.com works for this purpose. So, like I said, clunky, but the process could work like this: 1. Draw card images 2. Scan card images (can be done with phone) and upload to imgur.com 3. Copy url of the image 4. Go to&nbsp; <a href="http://www.geeksville.us/swcard.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.geeksville.us/swcard.php</a> and create the full card 5. Save the card image to a shared dropbox folder 6. GM of the game creates the deck of cards, pulling the card images from the shared dropbox folder 7. Play the game
Thank you for your answers, I think I'll use Aaron's method, that's a great idea :)