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List input. Language. Add another copy. Ink-saver mode (grayscale and high contrast) Add space between cards. Clear. Create a list of Pokémon TCG cards and print them to use as proxies for testing and casual play.
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Proxy Printer. The proxy tool can be used to print out card...
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Top Decks (BRS-TWM) 1. Gardevoir. 27.92%. Featured Decklist....
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- Proxy Printer
- Swiss Calculator
- Image Generator
- Opening Hand Calculator
- Tabletop
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The proxy tool can be used to print out card images for testing and casual play. They are sized to cleanly fit in a standard sized sleeve in front of a regular card. The first option for selecting what cards to print is the card search, which works just like the site-wide search bar. If you want to input multiple cards at once, use the List inputop...
SwissCalc is a tool for tournament players that approximates results of Swiss-system tournaments. This information can be useful for a number of decisions, particularly about intentional draws and drops. The default setting uses up-to-date official Play! Pokémon tournament guidelines to determine the tournament structure based on the amount of play...
With the Image Generator, you can convert a written decklist into a visual one with card pictures. You can also create a downloadable image that’s optimized to be shared on social media. Input follows the same rules as the proxies List inputmode explained above. Particularly, pre-HGSS cards need to be entered with both their set code and number. Ja...
The DrawCalc tool lets you calculate various opening hand probabilities, which can be useful for deck building decisions. Simply enter the information about your decklist and it will show you the available probabilities. Note that the Supportersfield can be used for any non-Basic Pokémon cards (the chance to open a Supporter is a popular use case)....
The Tabletop tool can be used to practice opening hands and turns, or even play out complete games against yourself. It is made for use with mouse + keyboard, and does not support mobile yet. All important actions have a keyboard shortcuts, and you can drag cards around from one place to another. To use japanese cards that have not been released in...
In the following we’ve listed some sites with useful features or content that you can not find on Limitless. Keep in mind that we are not in any way affiliated with them — if you find any errors, have suggestions, or similar, please contact them directly. 1. Pokedata: Many useful tools like detailed tournament standings, Championship Point rankings...
Top Decks (BRS-TWM) 1. Gardevoir. 27.92%. Featured Decklist. 4th Place NAIC 2024, New Orleans - Kaiwen Cabbabe. 2. Lost Zone Box. 17.35%.
The Limitless Method. Limitless TCG is one of the greatest resources available to players of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. On their website, players can use the Proxy Printer Tool as a quick and easy way to print proxies for already-released cards from the Standard and Expanded formats.
I figure that would make the sleeve feel different. My strategy when printing proxies, especially off of limitless, is to print them on regular printing paper. Then, put them in a card sleeve with a card (usually bulk) behind it. Hope that works for you.
Here’s what I’m doing: Use Proxycroak.com for proxy’s since Limitless doesn’t complete the edges on the cards. Print on high quality double sided glossy 260gsm paper (using Epson ET-2550 HQ settings) This makes a card that is roughly the same thickness of the actual cards and feels almost identical when sleeved. 2. Reply.
When cards come out in Japan, they also come out as proxies on limitless TCG, meaning you can play with the cards from the next set before they come out. It’s also better for children. There are children who can’t buy the cards but still want to play the game casually. Most kids don’t have money so this is a cheaper alternative.
