Ayram
If there's a way to attach photos, please let me know. Not sure why it's not an option - I'll have to search the forum rules. I have examples lined up in a photo of a card trimmed of borders and title, then same card from another DruidCraft deck of just title, then same card from yet another DruidCraft deck keeping the green border and title but trimming the white border, then similarly-colored card from a deck in original condition - uncut.
It's been interesting, playing with the different sizes! I'm not good enough yet to go without titles I don't think, and while I like the look of those cards, I do like them bigger. I used a guillotine (sp?) style paper cutter on the next size up plus a corner rounder and I lean toward liking those the most (though not sure if it's cause the cards are slicker and smoother to the touch than the other decks?) but no matter how OCD I was, the deck trimmed still isn't perfectly flush on all 4 sides. That results in shuffling clumps of cards rather than individual cards, if that makes sense. Just doesn't shuffle as nicely as an unaltered deck. I think my favorite deck is probably the one with the green borders. Partly because it's bigger (I like big decks) but still can be shuffled and partly because that's the deck I had professionally cut at a local printing co. They also rounded the corners very subtly - I thin 1/8. They shuffle beautifully and the sides are all 100% flush - like a brand new deck.
I like that they still feel big and bold. The biggest deck - untrimmed - is just too big. I like it still, but just not as much.
It's been interesting, playing with the different sizes! I'm not good enough yet to go without titles I don't think, and while I like the look of those cards, I do like them bigger. I used a guillotine (sp?) style paper cutter on the next size up plus a corner rounder and I lean toward liking those the most (though not sure if it's cause the cards are slicker and smoother to the touch than the other decks?) but no matter how OCD I was, the deck trimmed still isn't perfectly flush on all 4 sides. That results in shuffling clumps of cards rather than individual cards, if that makes sense. Just doesn't shuffle as nicely as an unaltered deck. I think my favorite deck is probably the one with the green borders. Partly because it's bigger (I like big decks) but still can be shuffled and partly because that's the deck I had professionally cut at a local printing co. They also rounded the corners very subtly - I thin 1/8. They shuffle beautifully and the sides are all 100% flush - like a brand new deck.
I like that they still feel big and bold. The biggest deck - untrimmed - is just too big. I like it still, but just not as much.