D&D Spellbook Cards: Bard (Dungeons & Dragons, D&D)

fantastic tool for anyone without an iron memory, new to the class, or just REALLY have to have something in front of you to remember it even exists (this guy). sturdy, fits in sleeves, and the numbering on the back and face makes it easy to sort cantrips from "spell slot suckers" and wether it's even something available to you yet depending on house rules. highly recommended for any bards, or DM's who have never delt with bards (I'm the first mine as ever delt with) or have an NPC that's a bard and don't have spell memorized, lets face it, just because they're god in the game, doesn't mean they know everything lolif it comes to choosing a different casting class for another campaign in the future, 100% will buy the deck for that class

Great and well-made product to keep your spells easily accessible and organized. I'm not sure if it is the case with other class spell cards, but the bard pack comes with several blank cards which one may use when the time comes to steal spells from other classes or when new D&D content adds bardic spells not seen in the Player's Handbook. At first I was worried about still having to print things off, so those blank cards were a very pleasant surprise. The quality is certainly decent and the carrying box is thematic. If you are about to embark on a campaign and plan on using a primary spell-caster then I would definitely recommend these!

Ok, their a reasonable quality chip board, and their laminated. Make any effort at all to take care of them and they'll last years. 8, I got 8 blank cards to be used for researching new spells! I kinda wish every deck came with 8-10 blanks, that would be nice. I love that someone thought of these. I think their very handy to have.

These spell cards are a must in my opinion, giving players a tangible reference to there spells. No writing every spell out on paper or flipping through the book every time there is a discrepancy. Note these spell cards are only for the spells in the PHB. The cards are thick and are high gloss so they won't get ruined easily. They also come with a few blank ones for homebrew spells or whatever you wanna use them for.

These make it so much easier to run any sort of caster. Being able to have all the spells and their effects, range, duration, saving throws etc. at your finger tips, instead of having to look it up online or in a book, is a tremendous time saver. Very much worth the money in my eyes.

I love these. I can never remember what all my spells actually do. I pop these in the Pocket Compendium and no longer need to pull out the big book. They also arranged the cards by level so it's much easier to select spells by shuffling through the deck than looking at the list than hunting through the alphabetical listing of all spells.

Amazing tool/reference for players and DMs alike. So much more convenient and less hassle than index cards... for me, well worth the money. I'd rather spend my time making my adventures and painting terrain and minis over digging thru books and writing spells on index cards. Try to find a way to protect these cards. They won't hold up to a ton of abuse so get some card sleeves or a codex type binder.

All the reviews of these cards are accurate you get very high quality cards, much more sturdy than I expected. I thought they’d be Pokémon card quality which I would of been fine with, but these are almost like “hotel room key” thickness if that makes sense. A little thinner, but I don’t see them bending or wearing out with time.