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Yes — in Riftbound, tokens aren't part of your deck and the printed token cards from boosters aren't required; anything that clearly represents the token works. Metal tokens sit on the battlefield and never get shuffled. For sanctioned events, check with your tournament organizer first, as accessory policies vary.

Each deck's two domain colors decide which tokens its cards can create — every set page lists its colors, and every token type page explains which colors need it. If your deck runs the same colors as a set, that set has you covered.

No. Every plate is deburred and corner-rounded to the same radius as a standard card, then hand-inspected. They're smooth to the touch — but since tokens never go in your deck, they never touch your sleeved cards anyway.

UV printing lays down ink and instantly cures it with ultraviolet light, bonding it to the metal. The result is vivid, high-resolution art that resists scratching, fading, and fingerprints — far tougher than stickers or sublimation.

They're genuine Riftbound cards — bulk commons we buy at retail — with an opaque white underbase and our original token art UV-printed edge-to-edge over the face. You get authentic card thickness, texture, and shuffle feel at a fraction of the metal price, and none of the original card face stays visible. Card stock tokens are sold in packs of five per token type.

Standard TCG size: 63.5 × 88.9 mm (2.5" × 3.5"), roughly 0.5 mm thick. Steel cards weigh about 25 g; brass runs a little heavier at about 28 g — a proper thunk when they hit the table.

Only if you own it or hold a license to reproduce it. We print original art, art you've commissioned with print rights, or art you've licensed — we can't print copyrighted game art or another artist's work without permission.

Production takes 3–5 business days after payment (custom cards start after you approve the proof). US shipping typically adds 3–5 days; international varies by destination.