Game Datacards

[ohgodsnakes]

A great website for creating quick reference cards for any of your units. Pulls data from Wahapedia, which is an amazing resource on its own. I've copied the creators Reddit post here. They're already considering adding more features based on feedback, but I'm impressed so far.


After some more work on my website game-datacards.eu I'm proud to announce update 1.1.0. This version includes new features to create your own data cards and now also allows you to easily create your own stratagem cards!

Features:

• Powered by Wahapedia's data exports. It downloads and imports the data on launch, nothing is hosted online. All locally stored.
  
  Use the included search feature to import datasheets / stratagems from wahapedia.
  
  Customize the datasheet to be specific to your army needs and the actual relics, gear, traits you want it to show. No more going back and forth through your codex to find that specific ruling.
  
  Add custom lines to remind yourself to not forget to roll for that 5+ CP refund or a specific command phase rule!
  
  Print the datasheets in two variants (MTGish sized or big cards)
  
  Share the list you created to your friends / community.
  
  Fork shared lists to make your own version of a list.
  
  Open a shared list on your phone to quickly swipe through the cards.

Example:

An quick example of a set of datacards + stratagems:

Online version (Big + Stratagems): game-datacards.eu/shared/LS7AoajoNkz9oxaAU2Ch

Online version (MTGish sized): game-datacards.eu/shared/TqRlZvk3qVJaZqDmQf95

Printed version: imgur.com/CncPByS


Let me know if there is anything else that would be good to add!

[Frosty the Pirate]

It does take a little bit of time to put together your deck, but wow. This is really well done and the UI is pretty slick.

Definitely gets my stamp of approval, I'd HIGHLY recommend using these, and there's different uses for everyone from newer players who might need to reference statlines and special rules to more experienced players who might want to keep a stratagem deck or to remember that stupid relic/trait/etc you always forget.

I personally will use the stratagem cards along side my army-summary-sheet so I can have the exact text of a few of the weirder/special strats on hand for dealing with weird interactions.

[Jack Shrapnel]

This is super cool. Really hope they do an AOS version too!

[lightcavalier]

FYSA here is a web tool that converts the format of the GW Datacard PDFs into proper double sided printouts
scoolov.github.io/warhammer_datasheets/

[Hi I'm Derek]

These have probably already been posted somewheres what with all the tons of 10th discourse in a multitude of threads but for those that haven't seen them, I think both of these are extremely useful for your early days 10th edition games:


game-datacards.eu/
This is a browser-friendly repository of datacard information for 10th edition. I have not inspected it exhaustively so I do not know how complete it is yet, but it has dramatically sped up quickly looking up a particular unit rather than waiting for a 200 page image-dense pdf to load and hope it doesn't melt my laptop.


scoolov.github.io/warhammer_datasheets/
This took a couple tries to get right but I found it very useful for printing off my datacards while wasting less paper and ink in prep for test games - now my Imperial Knights army only needs about ten double sided pages.

If you have found other play aids or resources post em here 

EDIT: Moved to the Useful Links area under Lukas's original thread containing similar content.

EDIT 2: lol see? I knew it was on here somewhere already. Game datacards already has what seems to be most if not all the 10th stuff live for anyone who is unaware