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Hellos and welcome to UC! I like your creation and I would have backed when I saw it but for one thing.
As a collector and user of playing cards I have an unfortunate affliction that I've picked up over the years. It's being a card snob and DriveThru just doesn't cut the jam for me. Of course I've several decks produced by these folks. (Fine folks I'm sure) So my opinion is one made over time and with experience. I encourage going right to one of the sources (USPCC, Cartamundi, Liberty, NPCC, TWPC, etc) rather than through a Print on demand service. Some of them (Liberty, NPCC) can handle the complete process through to fulfillment while producing a higher quality product.We partnered with DriveThru Cards to handle the manufacturing and fulfillment of this campaign.


I'd say so, yes. I like playing cards and would love to see more. I enjoy expression and there seems to be a lot going on with this bunch of characters. Enhancements are all depending on your vision. Generally we appreciate custom pips that are clear and easy to distinguish. A spade looking like a spade is nice. Claw marks in place of a club pip is not. I personally have poor vision and value clear easy to read pips and font on the indices of cards. We love the same things most people like and just don't cue in on why they like it. Like custom pips that are easy to read, most people really appreciate it when they see a deck featuring them. Custom courts, most people enjoy custom courts for the fresh look and expressive art. Card backs that are well balanced and make use of negative space instead of going to war against it in contrast. Folks like that stuff and we do too.Blackwind wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 12:42 pm In the spirit of doing more and better- would similar decks, but with better printing and perhaps fancy additions, such as foil, be appreciated? Is there something else you would like to see in the future? For instance, a few folks brought up custom pips, or only having face cards illustrated. We actually swapped to having the same back (so that black and white cards may be mixed) after a similar suggestion.

I mean, as Hitchcock taught us, all birds are inherently evil!
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