Its not exactly simple to do that, but its a nice goal to aim for
Im actually surprised that I dont see this card more often in Commander because its equal parts efficient and effective
So, if the attacking creature's strength overpowers the defending creature's toughness, and the defending creature's strength overpowers the attacking creature's toughness, both creatures die
printing at normal card sizes means you can use normal card sleeves, which is nice (a non issue here, but something to think about when making your own stuff) and a d&d specific thing, a few spells need like 3 pages to fit the full text, even without a picture, so if you want cards that fit together, cards without images should probably be possible (i dont know the card generator, so it might be a non-issue here too)
Glory (S, Block) While not as efficient as the most played Incarnation (Wonder), this Judgment creature comes in a close second