> self wrote:
> www.vteschecklist.com has scans of most, if not all of the cards and can be pretty easily searched.
>
Problem with the formatting of the url's there is that they are too long for jol's (admitedly short) chat space allocation
> Ankha wrote:
> Vtes.pl
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I don't understand Polish, so cannot find where the actual cards are listed, al i find are gallery images and pictures f sealed product or similar
> Blooded wrote:
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> > Ankha wrote:
> > Vtes.pl
> >
> I don't understand Polish, so cannot find where the actual cards are listed, al i find are gallery images and pictures f sealed product or similar
>
i don't understand Polish neither, but there's an English version of the site (click on the English flag)
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> Ankha wrote:
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> > Blooded wrote:
> >
> > > Ankha wrote:
> > > Vtes.pl
> > >
> > I don't understand Polish, so cannot find where the actual cards are listed, al i find are gallery images and pictures f sealed product or similar
> >
> i don't understand Polish neither, but there's an English version of the site (click on the English flag)
>
Thanks
Means, also, that i parsed the polish well enough to realise that there does not seem to be a link to actual card images on the site.
> Blooded wrote:
> Thanks
>
> Means, also, that i parsed the polish well enough to realise that there does not seem to be a link to actual card images on the site.
>
That website contains links to all the printed cards:
vtes.pl/cards
As you will see, one of the columns contains the total amount of cards in a given set. Click on that number and you'll get links to all card images in that expansion.
Like this one, for instance: vtes.pl/cards/set/httb
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