Unusual cards TYPES

Okay, just going off the concept of Untold being incredibly open and free, here are two concepts of different cards that could be offered to players.

First, if a character is good at a certain skill that's not available yet, you can try using traits and aspects to make up the missing skill. ("Hmm, to win this riddle contest, it's a Mind roll, but you can add Insightful.") I'm suggesting cards that are titled "General Skill" and "Narrow Skill" that have a blank, open, white rectangle under the name. "General" skills would cost more and/or have lower MAG since they are applicable in a wider range of circumstances. "Narrow" would cost less or have a higher MAG because they're more specific in usage. If you want to have a geologist, you could bring the General skill card and write "geology" and BANG your character gets better results when studying rocks. If you want to have a Chess Grand Master, as a Narrow skill card and trounce your opponents. It's a GMs call as to what makes a skill General versus Narrow.

Next, the other card concept is a race card with no illustration. On the side where the illustration would normally appear, just have a large blank area where a player can draw what they think their character looks like. (I ran a campaign once where the rules (the book's, not mine) had as one step in character creation where you'd draw something - usually your character, but maybe a sigil or signature weapon or whatever. Making the players draw their character (no matter how crudely) helped the concepts coalesce and made the characters stronger IMHO.)