
Vardeman |

I received my first Starfinder subscription order. I was going through the Condition Card deck and noticed there are three of everything except the "Asleep/Unconscious" and "Incorporeal/Invisible" cards, of which there are only two each. This is doubly confusing because the box says 53 cards. I have only 52 and if the missing cards are added it would come to 54.
TIA,
Vardeman

Steve Geddes |

You’re missing an Asleep/Unconscious card, it looks like.
Every set only has two of the Incorporeal/Invisible cards and three of the other seventeen. The reason is that cards are printed in “sheets” of 55. So after the OGL and the “rules” card, they only had room for 53 actual condition cards (or face significantly higher prices due to wasted printing and/or added collation costs).

Vardeman |

You’re missing an Asleep/Unconscious card, it looks like.
Every set only has two of the Incorporeal/Invisible cards and three of the other seventeen. The reason is that cards are printed in “sheets” of 55. So after the OGL and the “rules” card, they only had room for 53 actual condition cards (or face significantly higher prices due to wasted printing and/or added collation costs).
There's way around the quantity per page. Print 1 page with 54 cards and a rule card. print 1 page with 55 OGL cards. print 1 OGL page per 55 card pages printed.

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Steve Geddes wrote:There's way around the quantity per page. Print 1 page with 54 cards and a rule card. print 1 page with 55 OGL cards. print 1 OGL page per 55 card pages printed.You’re missing an Asleep/Unconscious card, it looks like.
Every set only has two of the Incorporeal/Invisible cards and three of the other seventeen. The reason is that cards are printed in “sheets” of 55. So after the OGL and the “rules” card, they only had room for 53 actual condition cards (or face significantly higher prices due to wasted printing and/or added collation costs).
I think that was what was meant by collation costs. It costs something to get that one card off another sheet into each box.

Vardeman |

Vardeman wrote:I think that was what was meant by collation costs. It costs something to get that one card off another sheet into each box.Steve Geddes wrote:There's way around the quantity per page. Print 1 page with 54 cards and a rule card. print 1 page with 55 OGL cards. print 1 OGL page per 55 card pages printed.You’re missing an Asleep/Unconscious card, it looks like.
Every set only has two of the Incorporeal/Invisible cards and three of the other seventeen. The reason is that cards are printed in “sheets” of 55. So after the OGL and the “rules” card, they only had room for 53 actual condition cards (or face significantly higher prices due to wasted printing and/or added collation costs).
Well, obviously the non-collated version has its issues, otherwise I wouldn't have started this thread.
Getting back to the primary issue. Is anyone from CS going to help me out here?

Steve Geddes |

Steve Geddes wrote:There's way around the quantity per page. Print 1 page with 54 cards and a rule card. print 1 page with 55 OGL cards. print 1 OGL page per 55 card pages printed.You’re missing an Asleep/Unconscious card, it looks like.
Every set only has two of the Incorporeal/Invisible cards and three of the other seventeen. The reason is that cards are printed in “sheets” of 55. So after the OGL and the “rules” card, they only had room for 53 actual condition cards (or face significantly higher prices due to wasted printing and/or added collation costs).
Yeah, it’s not an insoluble problem. Although remember that the factory has probably automated the print/cut/collate/package process. Doing as you suggest means they need to hire someone to manually assemble the decks or invest in new infrastructure. It may not be offered to Paizo as an option.
There’s also a cost issue. Doing as you suggest would make this set more expensive than other card sets. Paizo needed to decide which imperfect solution is best. There was always going to be a problem.