Print & Play resources & tips

Print & Play refers to when you print out board game components yourself to be able to play them.

This page has both tips on how to best print your villains and links to print-ready villain files.

Tips

To get the best printing results, be aware of how you print the cards.
- A professional printing service will almost always require a bleed for cards. If such a bleed is lacking, the sides of your card may be cut off.
- If you print your villains at home, you probably want cards without bleed (or with additional lines to cut along the fronts), as a bleed can potentially make it harder to cut out the cards so they all look the same.

The exact card dimensions of official cards are slightly different at about 63 x 88 mm.
There is a new version of the Villainous Card Generator that is set up specifically to support Print & Play versions of Villains with bleed. Card generated with this version of the generator will fit best on Poker cards, which is very similar to the dimensions of offcial cards.

If you want to print out cards at home, one option is to print out only the fronts on thin paper, and to sleeve them with official cards. 63.5 x 88 sleeves should work.
Make sure to resize the Realm when printing it, if necessary. The correct dimensions are 37 x 10.7 cm.

Tread Carefully
This page or section might be in need for a bit of cleanup. Maybe some links are broken or some information is outdated. Take things here with a grain of salt. If you notice obvious mistakes, feel free to fix them.

Unless specified otherwise, these villains are set up without bleed.

Some Villains may not have been added to this list, but may have links on their own page. See each Villain's individual page for more info.