Custom Made Standard Sabacc Deck Has Arrived!
First thing I said when I unboxed these was, "Oh. My. Word."
This has to be the highest quality and sleekest deck I have gotten so far!
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With the options I selected, the price was on the cheaper end at $29.55 before shipping with my shipping cost being an additional $7.99.
The cards got to my mailbox in only 6 business days or 11 total days accounting for weekends and Labor Day.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
Here is a tutorial of exactly what I did to get the deck:
- Go to the free-to-use graphic designs of the canon Standard Sabacc card deck that Muddler referenced:
- Once Google Drive loads, select all 77 images and then right-click and click "Download."
- Locate the downloaded ZIP file on your computer and extract all the files.
- Now go to the custom card deck creator:
- That link should take you to a page with the following card type:
- Custom Game Cards (63 x 88mm)
- Select the following options (unless you prefer fancier/pricier options ):
- Card stock: (P10) Plastic
- Size of deck: Up to 90 cards
- Finish: MPC card finish
- Packaging: Plain white tuck box (only adds 50 cents to the order)
- Wrapping: Shrink-wrapped (meaning the plain white tuck box itself is shrink-wrapped)
- Booklets: None (however, read the note at the bottom of this message and view the "Booklet.zip" attachment)
- Click the "start your design" button and start by customizing the front of the cards.
- A popup will load.
- Set the number of cards in the deck to the number 76.
- Leave packaging as is.
- Click the "Different images" button under the "Image & Text" heading.
- The popup will close.
- In the top-left corner of the website, give your design a name (e.g. Standard Sabacc) and then click the "Save" button.
- Now click the red "Upload images" button on the right.
- In the popup, select the 76 front images (excluding the image of the back side of the cards) extracted from the ZIP file.
- Then click the option "[Help me autofill image!]."
- If you want, you can save the images for later into a library by clicking the gray "Save Images to Library" button.
- In the popup, select the "Create new album" option
- Give the album a name (e.g. Standard Sabacc Deck) and then click the "save" button.
- Once the website is done auto-filling all 76 card fronts, click the blue "Next Step" button in the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Click the blue "Next Step" button again (unless you want to add a watermark for one or more card fronts).
- Now you will customize the back of the cards.
- A popup will load.
- Keep the number of cards at 76.
- This time, click the "Same image" button under the "Image & Text" heading
- The popup will close.
- Now click the red "Upload images" button on the right.
- In the popup, select only the single image of the back side of the cards extracted from the ZIP file.
- Then click the option "[Help me autofill image!]."
- If you want, you can save the image into the library you made by clicking the gray "Save Images to Library" button.
- In the popup, select the "Choose Album" option.
- Select the corresponding album (e.g. Standard Sabacc Deck) and then click the "save" button.
- Now click the blue "Next Step" button in the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Click the blue "Next Step" button again (unless you want to add a watermark for one or more card backs similar to Toydarian Toymaker).
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and check the box to confirm that these images are indeed free to use.
- Click the gray "Update to Saved Projects" button and then click the blue "Add to Cart" button.
- Click the red "Go to Checkout" button and then you are on your own from there.
Booklet
As many of you know, the 2015 Celebration Anaheim version came with a set of rules and images.
The 2015 Celebration Anaheim booklet is actually simply two cards, but I preferred the bi-fold booklet layout better.
I recreated that booklet (with the designs used by the
aforementioned Google Drive folder) and have attached the 4 images in the "Booklet.zip" file.
If you are like me and prefer to save some money:
- I have included a printable Microsoft Word version in the "Booklet.zip" file.
- Make sure you print it with the "Print on Both Sides: Flip on the Short Edge"option and "Landscape" layout.
- After printing it off, you can fold it into a bi-fold booklet.
Or if you would prefer to order the booklet:
- Feel free to use the 4 images provided inside the "Booklet.zip" file
- Then go ahead and use the "Booklet - Bi-fold (4 sides)" on the makeplayingcards website and go from there.