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Refer to the images above.įor all the templates except for the tiles, you'll need to make your cuts not quite edge to edge so that you don't cut it all the way across and not be able to use the lines on the border as guides any more.įor the development cards, resource cards, and item cards, you will cut the middle cards out first. Once you have it in place, push down on it firmly with one hand so the paper doesn't move around underneath, and use your other hand to cut along the edge of the ruler with your x-acto knife, much like you would if you were drawing a line with a pencil and ruler. You will want to line up the ruler with the cut guides. If you decide to use a ruler and x-acto knife, make sure you have a cutting mat or something you don't mind getting scratched up under the templates as you cut. However, if you decide to use scissors, you will want to crease or fold the paper where the cut guides line up, then use your scissors to cut along your creases. You will end up with perfectly straight cuts and the cards and tiles will look very nice. I highly recommend that you use an x-acto knife, ruler, and cutting mat to cut these out. Those are your guides for cutting them out. You will notice little black lines in the white border of the templates (except for the tiles). Next you will want to cut out the templates you just printed.

development_cards_B x1 (development_cards_back_2).

If you choose to do this, you need to print the fronts of the tiles and the backs on separate sheets of paper. In step three, you will be gluing the tiles you printed onto cardboard to make them thicker. If you are going to follow Step 3 (optional):

If you don't care about the amount of ink you use, ignore the '_back_2' files. These files are only used with two specific template files (explained in the detailed instructions further down) in order to save ink. There are two instances where you will find a file labeled '_back_2' at the end, such as development_cards_back_2.jpg. You will need to do this with everything you print. Then development_cards_back.jpg will be printed on the reverse side. This is the back side that will need to be printed on the reverse side for each of the template types.įor example: development_cards_A.jpg will be printed, flipped over, and fed back into the printer. I will also go over that below.įor each type of template (development cards, item cards, etc) there will be a file with '_back' at the end of the fie name.

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I've included a guide (image above plus it's included with the downloaded templates) to help you print the correct number of each file.

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Once you have all these supplies together and you've downloaded the zip file I've included, continue to the next step.įirst thing to do is print the templates. My downloadable templates available below (above on mobile).A printer and Card stock paper (plus cardboard and glue stick for optional step).X-Acto knife, ruler, and cutting mat (or scissors - but not recommended).A copy of Settlers of Catan (for the roads, settlements, cities, and number chips).

With that out of the way, lets get started!

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There is a file included in the download called swc-play-instructions.jpg that repeats the above rules plus shows you which resources go with which tiles.

Item cards can be traded as if they were resources.

You can trade four resources of the same type for one item card on your turn.

Item Cards can be used at any time, even if it’s not your turn.

The rules for these cards are as follows: I've added a new set of cards called Item Cards. I will also include the list of credits after the final step of this instructable.ĭisclaimer: this is for your own personal use and not to be sold or profited off of in any way.

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If you know where some of this artwork came from and I haven't given the proper credit for it, please let me know and I will update my file accordingly. Along with all the templates you'll need, I've also included a file with credits to the original artists (the one's I could find). I designed the look of the cards, tiles and SW Catan logo, however the actual artwork on the cards was mostly gathered online. Unfortunately not here on Earth, so I decided to create one myself. A long time ago in a galaxy far far away.