Hobbit DC Templates

[JamesCB]

NOTE: These templates can be used in anyway, but they work well with, and are designed for, Teltura's nanDECK generator.

These are card templates from the Hobbit Draft sets. They can be used to make any card, or you could remake the existing draft cards to print them, and have them in physical play. (That is, if anyone still uses physical cards...)


To-do:

Spider:
Noun Double
Noun Huge

Verb Double
Verb Huge

Dale:
Verb Double
Verb Huge

Mirkwood-shadow:
Verb Double
Verb Huge

Gundabad:
Noun Double
Noun Huge

Verb Double
Verb Huge

Troll:
Noun Double
Noun Huge

Verb Double
Verb Huge
Done:

Spider:
Noun Original

Verb Original

Dale:
Noun Original
Noun Double
Noun Huge

Verb Original

Mirkwood-shadow:
Verb Original

Warg-rider:
Noun Original

Verb Original

Troll:
Noun Original

Verb Original
An Interesting Note:
On the original Dale templates, there were a bunch of dots and other noise, but the AI upscaler did a phenomenal job of taking them out, so the Original size is actually just the Double size shrunk down, while the rest of the Originals are just the image, with no work done.

Another Note:
As you probably have noticed, the Dale templates come with the strength and vitality icons built in. I may try to shop these out; however, they shouldn't be a problem. And for those of us using Teltura's generator, that puts strength icons there anyway.
On the Gundabad templates, strength, vitality, and site are there as well, but with transparent text (the text is like a hole in the image). To remedy this, I would recommend putting a strength, vitality, or site icon above the already existing one (unless the number you're using for that card happens to be 8, 3, or 4. Again, us using the generator have this taken care of for us.

[Cw0rk]

Hi James! I believe that the "mystery culture" is called Mirkwood Shadow.
http://hobbitdraftgame.free.fr/Boosters.html

[JamesCB]

Thank you, Cw0rk, for clarifying that! The OP has been updated.

[TelTura]

Have you reached out to -Enola- to see if he'd give you the originals?

[JamesCB]

I have not. I was thinking about trying to find them, but I didn't know who it was that had made them.

[JamesCB]

I did reach out to -Enola-, and he was willing to share the originals, so here we are.