The large image is 300dpi and 3.5 in x 2.25 in.  Which to my sizing is regular card size (measuring cards at home).  I did read somewhere that 3.5 x 2.5 was regular card size but it appears to be be a bit wide for me.

The grey is part of the card, normally that would be white, and the current card background would be a pattern of some sort.

Thanks for the comments Slev, Ill consider making the white corners round also.

2.5x3.5 is thge "standard" which began with both poker and collectable card games, most notably MtG. Various games tend to use this size as it's become the most recognised of around half-a-dozen standards. It's also very easy to buy card sleeves for.

Slev wrote on 02/03/10 at 12:06pm:

surely it can not be hard to add a few pixels in the middle

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I always find 2.5 in to wide personally.

Your card art looks pretty cool. Keep up the good work  

I may have mentioned this earlier, but there already is a game named Dungeon Escape. I know because I own it. I don't know if it matters or not.

Except Excalibur... but even that was removed...

Probably not.  Gaylords of Gaykingdom is probably not used by anything.

Nope

http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/55881/oubliette

Nope.

Nope