




Designed by Blake E. Davis, this deck will be launching on Kickstarter on July 15th. Looks pretty awesome IMO!











Not a mod, but I think you're okay with it.Räpylätassu wrote:A new pic. And mods! Do your magic, make those pictures shown instantly. Please? Pretty please?





Has anyone info on them? Kind of a bummer that he doesn't trust his design enough for raising founds for a USPC print. $15 is a bit too high for my liking when it comes to a three coloured deck with a (for me) unknown printer.Printed by the QP Group on casino-quality card stock

Might be MPC - I received a Kickstarter delivery a while ago from QP Printing Ltd (per the tracking), which arrived with MPC labelling on the box.Printed by the QP Group on casino-quality card stock



I think this brings up an interesting question about using MPC as a printer for first time deck creators. On the one hand, more renown designers can do higher quality cards as they have their reputation to back them as well as a history of solid designs. If a first time creator chooses to charge $20 for a good design but less quality printing, does that reflect a lack of experience, lack of reputation, or something else? I think its a good way to test how people receive the deck based on the art.shiroo56 wrote: Has anyone info on them? Kind of a bummer that he doesn't trust his design enough for raising founds for a USPC print. $15 is a bit too high for my liking when it comes to a three colored deck with a (for me) unknown printer.



Is the tavern named “The dancing Pony” and located in Bree?macstrat wrote:This is exactly a deck I would expect to see at a rogues table in a tavern.

The Prancing Pony!Harvonsgard wrote:Is the tavern named “The dancing Pony” and located in Bree?macstrat wrote:This is exactly a deck I would expect to see at a rogues table in a tavern.

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