I started by making a card to distribute with the 2010 schedule. After playing around with doing it in PhotoShop, I found the Card Generator and created one card.

Along the way, I found this, The Monty Python Card set It is hard to know who was more pissed, the lawyers for Wizards on the Coast or Monty Python. I decided to print a set off before they disappeared. What a surprise! As of January 5, 2012 the site is still up? http://mtglair.de/mp.shtml. Large portions of his site have been taken down, though.

Then came a few more cards. Then a set. I started work in November 2009 and the set was ready for play in November 2011. Below are the set statistics. At the bottom are the images.

The newest cards! The Tim set! Even workplace safe!
tim_cards.pdf Note that I did not re-run the statistics after creating these cards.

The MSE creates really nice statistics on your card set. Here are the stats for mine. Click on the graphs to blow them up to full size.

	Color - 12 or 13 cards of each color. Eighteen artifacts.
	Rarity - 67 common, 22 uncommon, 14 rare and 4 mythic rare
	Converted casting cost - The average is 2.66
	Casting cost - A little colorful. The spike in the center is the six 4 colorless artifacts.
	Type - It is a little creature heavy.
	Race - There is one each of bird, elf, goblin, hero, inspector, and spy.
	Keyword - There is more flying than I thought.
	Power - Average is 1.94, max is 6.0
	Toughness - Average is 2.56, max is 7.0

The Mana Charts. Break downs for how much mana for a deck of X size. Charts for 40% to 45% mana. All of the mana charts are available for download.

The Lands Per Color table. In a multi color deck, how many of each color you would need to have an even number of each color for the desired amount of land.

The Percentage of Land in Each Color table. If you have 22 land total and 5 of those land are swamps, what is your swamp percentage? It sounds a little like the girls homework when you say it like that. Life really is a word problem.

The Monty Python Card set It is hard to know who was more pissed, the lawyers for Wizards on the Coast or Monty Python. I decided to print a set off before they disappeared. What a surprise! As of January 5, 2012 the site is still up? http://mtglair.de/mp.shtml. Large portions of his site have been taken down, though.

These pages are not or may not be workplace safe.

I do not think my set would pass muster for inclusion. One thing, I did not bother to ask for anyone's permission before using copyrighted artwork. Then there is those X-rated cards.

The Next Page