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[QUOTE="DontRazeMeBro, post: 1901765, member: 89284"] Its all gonna be dependent on preference. I found myself going out and buying new cards every week for my home game when we started with paper cards. After a while we switched to plastic, and I personally prefer plastic for a few reasons. 1.) the increased price is very worth it, as they will outlast a paper deck by many many many uses. 2.) extremely hard to 'accidentally' crease while picking up or shuffling etc 3.) if anything is spilled on the cards (or some of the hands touching the cards), you can fairly easily wipe them down. Some downsides to plastic cards however: very very slippery when new the colors will eventually rub off (I have replaced a few decks because of this, never because of damaged edges or corners.) obvious higher price [/QUOTE]
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