Printable cards

Put the campaign on the table.

Turn items, spells, creatures, NPCs and whole encounters into cards your players can hold. Build a deck from your campaign or the Marketplace and print it at home on Letter or A4.

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Nine poker cards laid out on a Letter sheet
Items
A light-theme ScryRPG Potion of Healing item card with luminous potion art and compact healing rules
Creatures
A light-theme ScryRPG Adult Red Dragon reference card with dragon portrait art, core statistics, defenses, and a QR link
Spells
A light-theme ScryRPG Eldritch Blast spell card with purple and green spell art, casting details, and a QR link
Encounters
A light-theme ScryRPG encounter card for Mummy Lord’s Tomb with cinematic tomb art, encounter details, roster, and a QR link
NPCs
A light-theme ScryRPG NPC handout card for Dell Ironwright, the dwarf smith of Cawl's Rest, with his portrait and a player-facing description
A light-theme ScryRPG Potion of Healing item card with luminous potion art and compact healing rulesThe dark ScryRPG standard card back with a minimalist canonical eye and inset border
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Nine poker cards laid out on a Letter sheet
Page 1 · FRONT · US Letter · 9 poker cards
  • 9 poker cards per page
  • US Letter or A4
  • Cut guides on every card
  • Calibration sheet for duplex

Every kind of card your table reaches for.

A card for everything.

Every card is drawn from a record in your campaign or the Marketplace, so the rules on the table match the rules in the app. Print one card for tonight or a full set for the whole arc.

A light-theme ScryRPG Adult Red Dragon reference card with dragon portrait art, core statistics, defenses, and a QR link
  • Items

    Items keep their rules, weight and value close at hand.

  • Creatures

    Creature references keep the scores, defenses and actions beside your dice.

  • Spells and abilities

    D&D and Pathfinder spells and Draw Steel abilities, next to the character sheet.

  • Encounters

    An encounter overview keeps the fight and its roster together.

  • NPCs

    NPC handouts put the people your party meets on the table.

Build a deck from anywhere.

Add a single item from the Marketplace, or send an encounter with its overview, creatures and attached loot in one click. Shops, loot piles and a character’s gear go into the same deck, and Card Studio prints them together.

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Emberfang

3 lb · 5,000 gp

Weapon (martial, melee). Damage: 1d8 Slashing + 2d6 fire damage. You have a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.

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Deck contents

Emberfang×1
Ambush at the Shattered Bridge×1
Goblin×4
Wolf×1
Dire Wolf×1
Gargoyle×2
Manticore×1
Gold Pieces (gp)×1
Dagger×1
Potion of Healing×1

Ambush at the Shattered Bridge

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Roster (9 creatures)

  • Goblin×4
  • Wolf×1
  • Dire Wolf×1
  • Gargoyle×2
  • Manticore×1

Card Deck has 1 card

Adding 13 cards from Ambush at the Shattered Bridge.

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Print at 100% scale with headers and footers off. Use the calibration sheet before duplex cardstock.

Deck contents

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Excluded cards stay here so you can restore them.

  1. Emberfang
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  2. Ambush at the Shattered Bridge
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  3. Goblin
    Table referenceQR− 4 +
  4. Wolf
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  5. Dire Wolf
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  6. Gargoyle
    Table referenceQR− 2 +
  7. Manticore
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  8. Gold Pieces (gp)
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  9. Dagger
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
  10. Potion of Healing
    Table referenceQR− 1 +
Nine poker cards laid out on a Letter sheet
Page 1 · FRONT · US Letter · 9 poker cards

Print full set brings the encounter, creatures and attached loot.

Players print their own gear.

From the party Inventory page, a player opens their character’s menu and prints what they carry. The GM can print it too.

QR codes when you want them.

Turn QR on and a scan opens the full entry for anyone allowed to see it. Leave it off for a clean card.

The dark ScryRPG standard card back with a minimalist canonical eye and inset border A light-theme ScryRPG Potion of Healing item card with luminous potion art and compact healing rules

Print it right.

Card Studio lays nine poker cards on a Letter or A4 sheet, or four large references, with cut guides on every card. A preflight check runs before you print, and the calibration PDF lines up fronts and backs before you spend cardstock on double-sided sheets.

A print sheet of nine poker-size loot cards with preflight passed and the size, paper and duplex options above.

“I love how visual everything is. It's awesome that my weapons and cool magic items feel like real things rather than just like a list of stuff. Last time we played I forgot I had an immovable rod until I saw the card for it in my inventory and we used it to hold off a horde of goblins. Totally would have forgotten about it if I wasn't tracking my inventory in ScryRPG.”

SSirBashPlayer

Printing, PDF and QR codes are free on every plan. Free saves one deck. See plans

Questions

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What can I turn into a printable RPG card?

ScryRPG makes cards for items, creatures, lore NPCs, spells and abilities, and encounter overviews. Shops, loot sets, encounters, and authorized inventory can also send their contents to one complete card deck.

Can I make printable D&D item cards?

Yes. Weapons, armor, magic items, consumables, and other D&D 5e items can become printable cards with their useful rules and statistics. You can create your own items or start from content you have added to your campaign.

Do monster and NPC cards include full stat blocks?

Table reference creature cards keep core scores, defenses, movement, saves, senses, and compact trait and action names close at hand, with an optional QR link back to the authorized full entry. Choose Full rules when you want the complete longer text. A lore NPC always offers its player-facing identity and revealed lore as a handout; when authorized creature statistics are available, its mechanical reference is a separate card rather than the handout's reverse.

Can I print spell and ability cards?

Yes. Supported D&D and Pathfinder spells and Draw Steel hero abilities can become cards with the rules and game details players need at the table.

Can I print a whole encounter, shop, loot set, or inventory?

Yes. A complete encounter set can include its overview, authorized unique creatures, and attached loot. Shops, loot sets, and inventories add their authorized item contents as cards. The source container controls what belongs in the set.

Are card printing and export free?

Yes. Creating cards, printing them, exporting them, and including optional QR links are available on every plan. Plans differ in how many reusable card decks you can save to your account.

What do the optional QR links do?

Optional QR codes open the online entry, not a character’s copy. Party inventory cards carry no QR. Signed-out users cannot create links; protected entries keep their access rules.

Which card sizes and files can I use?

Choose compact poker cards or larger reference cards, then lay them out on Letter or A4 paper. You can use browser print, save a PDF, or export PNG faces and a ZIP of the deck. PNG and ZIP exports also offer MakePlayingCards and The Game Crafter bleed profiles at 300 DPI.

How many card decks can I save?

Free saves 1 reusable deck; Player saves 10 reusable decks; GM saves unlimited decks; Patron saves unlimited decks. Custom party card backs come with Patron. Printing and export remain available even when you do not save another deck.

Should I print a test sheet first?

Yes. Printers, paper, and margins vary. ScryRPG provides Letter and A4 layouts plus a calibration sheet, but one test sheet helps you check the size, crop marks, and any optional QR link before making the full deck.

Print your first deck tonight.

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