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A set of game cards from one card list and the designer's own frame and art: one front design filled per card, a back, a proof sheet of every card, and print-ready files at the print house's exact size, with text kept clear of the cut and the rounded corners.

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# Card Set

**Intent.** A card designer has a game, a card list and their art. They want every card in one frame, files their print house accepts, and a way to catch a typo before paying for a print run. The front is **one design with fields**, exported once per card from their list.

## 1. Start from what they have

Ask once, in plain words:

- **The card size and the printer.** Poker-size game cards are `trading-card` (2.5×3.5 in); tarot is `tarot-card`; small cards are `mini-card`. Ask which print house they use and call `list_open_design_print_houses`: if it's listed, export with its id; if not, export at 300 dpi and tell them to check the size against the printer's upload page.
- **Their frame and style.** A frame image, a brand document or a few cards they've made. If they give a document or site, make their style first (`read_open_design_source`, then `extract_open_design_design_system`).
- **The card list.** A CSV or spreadsheet, one row per card: name, cost, type, rules text, art, number. Without one, offer to write `cards.csv` with them.
- **Their art.** A folder of card art. This recipe lays out **their own frame and art; it never generates card art**, and it never uses frames, logos, mana symbols or icons from published games. Say once that they're responsible for what they print and sell.

## 2. Map the columns, once