u/-Dinosauria_TCG-

The first image is my new card and the second is the old one. I'm pretty happy with how the new template turned out, but I would like some feedback from the community in terms of what you would rate it 1-10 both in general and in comparison to the old one. I am aware of several issues that I need to fix, such as trimming the texture to avoid the fossils, changing the font for the ability description, and adding a background. Any feedback is appreciated!

I won't be able to post here for the next week, but expect cards to resume after that.
Edit: I forgot to add the shadow! I'll upload an updated version with my next post.

Gorgosaurus with the new and improved template!

How's the new template? I added texture and shadows and I think it looks much better than the old one. Is the textured red background good enough or should I add more to it? Critiques are welcome!

Changes:
- Darkened the template
- Gave an outline to the template
- Added texture
The background is still a placeholder. I'm too lazy to fix it atm

My first Symbiotic card!
I'm pretty happy with the template, the only thing left to add are plant silhouettes in the background!

The first image is the new card and the second is the old card.
Changes:
Added red flair to the Megalosaurus skull in the top left (helps differentiate from other card types)
Added Basic Info to the fact file (location, time period, length, weight)
Enlarged fact file text
Darkened attack and ability text boxes
Concerns:
Are the text boxes too dark?
Is the background too empty (I was thinking about adding a forest silhouette)?

These are the first drafts for my upcoming card game, Dinosauria TCG! Feel free to give any amount of criticism, as I'm trying to make these cards look as good as possible.

The Megalosaurus skull in the top left is the visual indicator of a Hunter, and the Iguanodon skull in the visual indicator of a a Herd Member. The third card type, Symbiotic, will be represented by a Pterodactylus skull, but this is not finished. These are placed in the top left to optimize hand organization and increase recognition. The ammonites signify important information and stats to be conveyed. I'm working on a Stack Limit (STK) and HP symbol for them. The Megalosaurus arm represents an Attack, while the Iguanodon arm represents and Ability. For rare cards, I'm working on an opal effect that can be found in some real-life fossils, and I will apply it to each fossil on the card.

Dinosauria TCG is an action-packed TCG with an emphasis on spatial strategy, memory, and ecosystem building. Players will compete over four Environments, all with their own Biomes, decks, and threats. Players build up their Herd, taking advantage of overlapping effects to secure their presence and secure resources. Hunters are built off of existing Herd members to attack and prey upon your opponent's Herd Members, reducing their Stability and threatening the collapse of their ecosystem.

These are the first drafts for my upcoming card game, Dinosauria TCG! Feel free to give any amount of criticism, as I'm trying to make these cards look as good as possible.

The Megalosaurus skull in the top left is the visual indicator of a Hunter, and the Iguanodon skull in the visual indicator of a a Herd Member. The third card type, Symbiotic, will be represented by a Pterodactylus skull, but this is not finished. These are placed in the top left to optimize hand organization and increase recognition. The ammonites signify important information and stats to be conveyed. I'm working on a Stack Limit (STK) and HP symbol for them. The Megalosaurus arm represents an Attack, while the Iguanodon arm represents and Ability. For rare cards, I'm working on an opal effect that can be found in some real-life fossils, and I will apply it to each fossil on the card.

Dinosauria TCG is an action-packed TCG with an emphasis on spatial strategy, memory, and ecosystem building. Players will compete over four Environments, all with their own Biomes, decks, and threats. Players build up their Herd, taking advantage of overlapping effects to secure their presence and secure resources. Hunters are built off of existing Herd members to attack and prey upon your opponent's Herd Members, reducing their Stability and threatening the collapse of their ecosystem.