Nate you are the man! Thank you so much for answering my questions. However, I would suggest using BGG and P52 together as each is meant to be used. My example, go to page 2 to see both copies of Pairs each with specific image Or here is the URL shortened version for mine - ĮDIT - So really, if you wanted to have all of them in the same place you could simply use BGG to add all your decks there and then add the standard playing cards entry with multiple copies and customize the titles and images for each of them for your standard playing card decks. Use a URL shorterner and always use that to refer to it. Once you have all copies of your games and proper versions with images and titles you prefer, you can just use the view that shows images instead of a list. This should work even if there are not specific variants created. If you click on a game and 'View in your collection' you can then add additional copies and also customize the image and title. Hanafuda like Tarot fall into a sort of grey area, but certainly would meet the spirit of the definition and I would think be workable and inside the scope of P52.įor the others, BoardGameGeek is the best option for you. In the case of Spanish or German decks this is considered alternate suits from French/English/US versions and certainly fits the definition. P52 works for any standard playing card deck, including for standards used in other countries.
