Are there any custom made UDEck sleeves yet? i mean not the original ones you get into the UDE points store but the ones that you made yourself (with photoshop or something like that). If anyone made a custom one i would love to see it and if someone knows the pixel size's of the sleeves i'd love that info to cuz i maybe might make myself a custom one.

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I posted these I made a while back.

Any more?

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I'll have to see if I can get the one I did up for my son to load up as a .jpg.

Basically, it has Ta'zo on the front, my son's name and the deck name on the spine, and the back is set up to be used as a life counter for Ta'zo as well as his allies.

It works pretty good, and the folks at GenCon seemed to like it, even the folks from Upper Deck thought it was a pretty good idea.

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I like the concept you use for the back. I may modify mine to be sort of Like a calendar I am guessing? that has squares that you put a token on to show damage?

This isn't perfect, but it give you the general idea.  I'll probably have to find a different program to recreate it in to get it right.  It started off as an MSWord table that I played with.  On his deck it looks sharp, but at least you folks can get the gist of it.

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Ok it was like a calendar layout, I like that, though probably wouldn't put the ally counters on it but that is just me. Great Idea though.

 

WEhile I am thinking of it, the plastic covering would let you use dry erase markers would it not? could easily mark it then just wipe it off at end of game.

That was mentioned, and yes you could, but we opted to use Dragon Tears for GenCon and for playing at the house.

Nice part of it is, if you're using two different color stones/pens, it's easy to track both sets of lives.

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The life counter on the back is interesting. I think that's a pretty cool idea.

Alright, here's mine.



This was a lot of fun to do. I ended up spending way more time on it than I thought. Hopefully UDE will upload all the heroes into the gallery soon. I'd like to make some Hunter and Mage sleeves.

How are other people printing these? On 11x17 paper, or splitting it in two sections?

Do you have any that are at larger resolution? These images being posted are awfully small.

GPF.

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4th Place, Day 1 US Continentals 2008 (22nd place overall)
1st Place, Ashenvale Realm Champs 2008
1st Place, Seattle Regionals (7/5/08)
1st Place, Seattle Regionals (5/31/08)
1st Place, Spectral Safari (3/1/08)
1st Place, Seattle Regionals (1/12/08)

You can click for larger versions, but that's as big as I have it. It's 11.72x7.3(inches) at 100dpi. Would be half decent to print, but not super crisp.

Cool sleeve Dead. In the other thread I posted one I made which was also Grennan lol. But mine was just a simple shop of the UDE custom sleeves.

Here's a repost:
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Back

I also have one finished that has Iceblade Hacker in front and Deathdealer Breastplate on back (complete with the cost symbol for equipment on the side).

This is actually pretty cool that people in the community are making their own covers, and that they're coming out so different.

edit: And I think every one has just been splitting the covers into 2 pieces like the UDE covers. That's what I did.

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Kag and Dead:

Wow!  Both look good.  And seriously puts mine to shame.  Excellent work gents.

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Thanx guys! :)

Dire, I integrated your life counter idea into the sleeve. The idea is that there is 29 gems (1 for each point of Grennan's health) and you start at the top red dot. You can use a dime, or a glass counter and you move around the circle as you take damage. When you get back to the red gem you're dead. It doesn't allow for ally health like yours does, but, I think it came out pretty cool. I really like the idea of a life counter on the back of the deck sleeve.  It adds another sense of utility to the box. Awesome idea.