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Netrunner Card Size and Print Scaling: How to Avoid Tiny or Cropped Cards

October 5, 2026 by Barry
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A mistake-resistant guide to printing Netrunner cards at the intended scale, testing page output, using sleeves and backing cards, and organizing different print sources.

Categories Printing & Sets

Alternate-Art Netrunner Prints: Readability, Recognition, and Casual Play

October 1, 2026 by Barry
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Learn how to design, print, sleeve, label, and organize casual Netrunner alternate-art cards without confusing custom cards with official print-and-play releases.

Categories Printing & Sets

Fast Advance vs Glacier: Two Very Different Corp Deckbuilding Problems

September 28, 2026 by Barry
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Fast advance compresses the Corp’s scoring turn, while glacier builds a remote that can support repeated scores. Learn what each plan requires and how to diagnose a weak deck.

Categories Deckbuilding

Print Full Netrunner Sets vs Individual Decks: Which Is Better for a Playgroup?

September 24, 2026 by Barry
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Individual decks get a group playing quickly, while full playsets provide more rebuilding freedom. Use this guide to choose based on format, players, duplicate demand, and organization.

Categories Printing & Sets

How to Store a Shared Printed Netrunner Card Pool

September 17, 2026 by Barry
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Organize a shared printed Netrunner collection into ready decks, an active building pool, testing cards, and archives while tracking formats and print sources.

Categories Printing & Sets

Netrunner Startup Format Explained: Why the Smaller Card Pool Helps

September 14, 2026 by Barry
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Startup is Netrunner’s smaller rotating format. This guide covers its dated card pool, balance rules, rotation model, deck checks, and card-acquisition options.

Categories Formats & Card Pools

Tech Slots in Netrunner: How Much Should You Prepare for Specific Matchups?

September 10, 2026 by Barry
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A practical framework for deciding when matchup-specific cards deserve space in a Netrunner deck—and what you give up by including them.

Categories Deckbuilding
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