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¿Question #5476?
Freejack: Can anyone recommend a good supplier of card stock for a fledgling game developer?

Woelf: A craft store like Michael's or JoAnn Fabric, or even hardware stores like Home Depot or Lowe's would likely have something.
Woelf: A craft store like Michael's or JoAnn Fabric, or even stores like Home Depot or Lowe's would likely have something.
Spirit of 70: Not I.
anarchy: Staples or Office Depot; you don't want anything over 110lb paper if you wish to print from your home printer. You can always print to full-page label printer and apply to illustration board (also available at any good office supply store) if you want thick counters. If you want to make cards, print the aforementioned full-page label paper and cut out card sized labels to affix to old CCG cards.
rootbeer: Staples. 110-lb cardstock. It'll work in your inkjet printer, and it's stiff enough for prototype cards. (It's the same stuff as in Cheapass games.)
hob69: I'm sure someone can. Check the DIY forums.
Kyle Smith: Probably.
2amp: Staples
MrHen: Yes, someone can.
PlayMe1: Yes, but I think they were in Antigua
tuttleboy: Nope
mr. assist: yes
albers: No.
bluebehir: yes, I am sure somebody can.
DHEK: Sorry, can't help you. I don't have a clue on any supplier of such stuff.
elirlandes: Nobody can recommend a good supplier of card stock for a fledgling game developer.
aleo09: thick
kimba: the paper zone.
Brentoon: Yes, I'm sure someone can
Geosmores: Maybe but I can not
suncrush: Any office supply store.
TaliaIsabelle: Not I
dmomo: backs of cereal boxes
ZombyDawg: Find where the local printshops get their paper.
MaksimSmelchak: No.
Helenoftroy: michael's craft shop. They are online too.
WatchmanX2000: I'm sure someone is able to
davidme: Probably
bigbadsteve: hallmark
brainrob: Carta Mundi
Karlsen: Not me
BaSL: yes
Bearcat89: Office Depot
Loquutus: This would be a much better forum topic.
darthcliff: I leave my stock alone.
heli: http://spotlightongames.com/list/design.html
skelebone: I sure can't.
chaddyboy_2000: I can't.
Lord_Prussian: Good question
jttm: Google it.
CDRodeffer: Try the protoparts shop at www.bgdf.com.
skrutsch: I'm sure somebody can.