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Spell cards: evocation, illusion and necromancy in three styles

Spell cards — four evocation cards, each carrying a burst of fire or lightning in the art panel above a red school bar, a level pip and blank ruled lines beneath, the names "Fireball", "Lightning Bolt" and "Frost Lance" set across the top, drawn as an arcane parchment card with a thin gold rule inside the trim and an engraved serif for the spell name

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all 9 samples — three readings, three styles ↓

Reading 1Evocation
Reading 2Illusion
Reading 3Necromancy

The spell card a caster flips to mid-fight. These nine decks cover three schools — evocation, illusion, necromancy — each card carrying a school color bar, a level pip and ruled lines left blank for the effect text. Arcane parchment, glowing dark deck, and clean modern finishes. Print and cut into a flippable deck for the table.

  • a spellbook deck for the table
  • a printable insert for a card-sleeve binder
  • a session-prep prop for homebrew spells
  • a teaching aid for a new player's spell list

Frequently asked questions

What size are the cards?
Cards are laid out on a standard letter or A4 sheet at print resolution, ready to cut to standard card size.
Are the effect lines left blank?
Yes — the ruled lines under each spell name are left empty so you can write in the effect text yourself.
Can I get a different school of magic?
Yes — the direction field on the page redraws the same deck for another school, such as a healing spell deck.

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