A couple of weeks ago, I posted some photos of Ch1 and Ch2 player card labels I made. A few people asked if they could get copies of the PDFs, so here they are :)

[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pbE5\_CvuXrmhkulWObMcOMC1OTz3QWy3?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pbE5_CvuXrmhkulWObMcOMC1OTz3QWy3?usp=sharing)

There are 6 files in total; all the player cards (Ch1 and Ch2), investigators (including signatures and weaknesses, for Ch1 and Ch2), Parallel investigators and Book investigators.

These files are intended to be used on Avery 0.5" x 1 3/4" printable return address labels. I used (5167) as I have a LaserJet printer, but Avery also make an InkJet-specific version too. All you need to make the labels are these pages, the files and access to a printer. I've set the top margin width to 0.53 inches, as this gave the best alignment with my printer, but you may need to adjust this value for your own printer for best alignment. Hopefully you should be able to do this from the PDF file. If not, I can add the original Word files to the google drive, or you can convert the PDFs to Word, and then back again after adjusting the margins. Just make sure to print from PDF format rather than from Word, otherwise you might get inconsistent label colours.

Personally, I went with sticking these inside the page pockets, so that the labels can only be seen when the card has been drafted in a deck (and hence keep the card unobstructed). If you decide to do this, I'd recommend using tweezers to place the labels. Otherwise they should be easy to place on the outside of the pocket.

A few notes on their structure; I've organized them by cycle, and within that how I personally organize my binder cards; first by class (different binders), then Lv 0 Asset --> Event --> Skills --> Lv 1+ Asset --> Event --> Skills. Within assets, first by slot type, then sorting by level, then alphabetical. I keep permanent and bonded assets in clear sleeves in my binder, hence why there are two copies of labels of this type (one sleeved card per page slot), but you can ignore the extra labels if you so desire. Typically I limit my binders to 2 cards per slot (max 3 for myriad cards), hence why there are 4 or 5 copies of Knife.

I tried my best to check for and eliminate any errors; I spent the last week proof reading the files, and found a few mistakes. However, as there are >1500 labels, it's likely that there are still some errors remaining. In addition, I've only personally printed off to Innsmouth, as my partner and I are still chronologically working through the campaigns, so the sets past Innsmouth are more likely to have errors. Please let me know if you find any, and I will make corrections to the files as time allows. I also plan on keeping this as a live project, so will be updating the Ch2 files with newly released cards, at least for the foreseeable future.

To go over the acknowledgements mentioned in my previous post: I was hugely inspired by Tessera's work on BGG, and got the high resolution graphics of the cycles from Arkham Divider's website.

I've personally used many projects given out freely by the community, from custom campaigns to stl files for 3D prints to many other free resources, so sharing this with you is my way of giving back to the many wonderful members of this community :)

Printable player card label PDFs for binders