Okay so a friend recently picked up WFRP (we've played both other sets and decided to give the vastly changed new addition a shot) and we're still reading over the rules but note the massive lack of repeatable cards (ie two players try to pick the same ability can't) and don't really care for the idea of only "one of the same class per player" which seems like an excuse made up do to the limited card numbers.

Now the game seems made for 3 people but we have around 6 total players and one GM on our good days and thus obviously will need more cards. I, nor anyone else, wants to invest a ton more money buying another set (as it seems excessive for something we basically already payed for). So with that in mind my question is, are there printable versions of cards (actions / classes / fortune / tactics, etc not wounds) available online and if so, where?

Either:

Get players to shell out for the players vault.

OR

Buy the book versions. Don't know how far this will take you as campaigns etc. are in the card format.

Another option is to get Strange Eons and install the WFRP add-on. It allows you to make your own Warhammer cards. If a couple of your players want the same card, you can type the card text directly into Strange Eons and print out as many duplicate cards as you want. They won't look as nice as the official ones, but it is also free. You can find the application at http://cgjennings.ca/eons/.

However, if you want the nice looking, official cards, pick up a copy of the Players Vault. We have a group of six plus me as a GM and the extra cards have come in very handy.

I suggest you the book versio of the game i.e. Players Guide, Master Guide and Creature Vault.

Or just as I did (my party is made of 8 players plus me the GM) scan the cards you need for your players, print them in color, glue them into cardboard and then fit them in normal clear sleeves. You will have unlimited number of cards. It is a bit of work, but share it with your players and it is nothing.

Buying player vaults, GM vaults and the like is also useful for tokens and trackmeters etc...but not for talents and action cards if you have 6 players.

Yepesnopes said:

Yeah I'm thinking I'm just going to have to resort to scanning then, but I'll do it on cardstock instead of carboard/glue and flip over - reprint for the conservative/agressive flips.