Dibbleton Card Game Template

Yes. Add a few empty rows and print them: a card with nothing filled in lands on the Action front and prints the frame alone, with an empty cost disc, picture window, type pill and rules box in a slate grey band. Every box is pale enough to write on with a pen. For a suit's number cards, fill in only Suit and Number.

Dibbleton is for two to four players. Shuffle the 36 number cards and deal 5 to each player. Shuffle the 16 action cards and turn 3 face up in a row: this is the market. On your turn, do one thing: draw 2 number cards, or play 1 action card from the market. To play an action card, discard number cards of its suit that add up to its cost or more. Put it in front of you, do what it says, and turn up a new card for the market. At the end of your turn, keep no more than 8 number cards. When the number cards run out, shuffle the discards to make a new pile. When the market cannot be refilled, finish the round. Every action card in front of you scores its cost in points, plus any extra it gives, and the most points wins.

Yes. The garden is only words and pictures on the sample cards. Rename the suits, retype the types and the rules, drop in your own pictures, or delete the sample rows and start from empty cards. A deck with no number cards never uses the Number front, and one with no pictures can leave Artwork empty.

The four designs, the seven fields and the 54 sample cards are copied into a project of yours, with the fields already pointed at the design. Nothing stays linked to this page afterwards, so the author's later edits never reach your copy.

Poker size: 2.5 × 3.5 in, 63.5 × 88.9 mm, 750 × 1050 pixels at 300 DPI. Those are the numbers to hand a print shop, and the ones to check a sleeve against.

Yes. Adding it, editing it, filling it with your own cards and playtesting it online are all free. Exporting print files starts on the Hobby plan, and Print & Ship through The Game Crafter is on Indie. No template sits behind a paid plan.

Yes. They land in your project as ordinary layouts, so you can drag an element somewhere else, put your own art behind the frame, restyle the type or rename a field. Edit a design once and every card on it follows.

Yes — the samples are rows in a sheet, and they are there to be overwritten. Type over them, add rows of your own, or bring a CSV and match its headers to the fields.

Yes. This one is ours, and you keep commercial rights to what you build from it, crowdfunding and retail included.