Chronicles Series: Egypt by PlayingCardDecks.com [KS]

[manu]

[Evilgamer]

DOES KS have a rule that there has to be at least one Egypt deck up at all times?

[kevork]

DOES KS have a rule that there has to be at least one Egypt deck up at all times?

Only if Cthulhu is sleeping at the time.

[wingedpotato]

DOES KS have a rule that there has to be at least one Egypt deck up at all times?

Only if Cthulhu is sleeping at the time.

And the pirates are at port.

[flyers3003]

DOES KS have a rule that there has to be at least one Egypt deck up at all times?

Only if Cthulhu is sleeping at the time.

And the pirates are at port.

And the skeletons are in the grave

[Eric Lee]

These are actually very well done. 3 different decks showing the 3 ages of Egypt. Art is nice. Great if you're into Egyptian history. However, no budget for cards left in Aug. Probably pick these up later from PCD.

[kevork]

I had just pledged an Egyptian deck and so it makes it hard for me to entice myself to pledge for these, even though I likely would've if the previous project didn't come first.

[laitostarr777]

I would love to pick these up... but I know these will be available long after Kickstarter, so I guaranteed that I can wait.
And Eric's right - this month is just SO MANY projects, so these can wait

[Artur_R]

Hi everyone. I started working on these decks in December 2023, it was a lot of work. Unfortunately, it is difficult to predict when someone else will release a similar theme. Yes, I know - the Egyptian theme comes up often, but I always dreamed of doing it.
The decks are authentic, just collecting materials for work took me almost two months. Each element, ornament or object has its reference in Egyptian history. Of course, the faces are my own vision.

[wingedpotato]

Hi everyone. I started working on these decks in December 2023, it was a lot of work. Unfortunately, it is difficult to predict when someone else will release a similar theme. Yes, I know - the Egyptian theme comes up often, but I always dreamed of doing it.
The decks are authentic, just collecting materials for work took me almost two months. Each element, ornament or object has its reference in Egyptian history. Of course, the faces are my own vision.

Artur's courts, THAT's why they look so amazing to me. Great job.

[Artur_R]

Artur's courts, THAT's why they look so amazing to me. Great job.

Thank you!

[Honeybee]

I like the maps on the tuck boxes the most but I am a sucker for map decks

[laitostarr777]

Received mine: these decks are alright, these can be suckers for those who love Egyptian history, like me
Unfortunately, my only grudge is that there is no Tuthankhamun, who is the MOST famous pharaoh of all time, and no Queen Cleopatra, who is very important on the turning point for the Egyptians (just realized too late)

[Artur_R]

Unfortunately, my only grudge is that there is no Tuthankhamun, who is the MOST famous pharaoh of all time, and no Queen Cleopatra, who is very important on the turning point for the Egyptians (just realized too late)

Tuthankhamun is the most famous pharaoh of Egypt, but only from today's point of view. He is known because of the wonderful cultural monuments that have been preserved after him. However, he did not have much significance for his era. I could not give Tuthankhamun as a pharaoh to this deck and omit Tutmosis III, Seti I, Ramesses II or Akhenaten, thanks to whom the New Kingdom of Egypt developed so much.
Adding Cleopatra was not taken into account at all, because Cleopatra is the Hellenic Period of Egypt, which was not taken into account because we only had 3 decks. To develop the full history of Egypt, 8 decks would be needed, adding:
1. Predynastic Period,
2. I Intermediate Period,
3. II Intermediate Period,
4. III Intermediate Period and
5. Hellenic Period

[laitostarr777]

Unfortunately, my only grudge is that there is no Tuthankhamun, who is the MOST famous pharaoh of all time, and no Queen Cleopatra, who is very important on the turning point for the Egyptians (just realized too late)

Tuthankhamun is the most famous pharaoh of Egypt, but only from today's point of view. He is known because of the wonderful cultural monuments that have been preserved after him. However, he did not have much significance for his era. I could not give Tuthankhamun as a pharaoh to this deck and omit Tutmosis III, Seti I, Ramesses II or Akhenaten, thanks to whom the New Kingdom of Egypt developed so much.
Adding Cleopatra was not taken into account at all, because Cleopatra is the Hellenic Period of Egypt, which was not taken into account because we only had 3 decks. To develop the full history of Egypt, 8 decks would be needed, adding:
1. Predynastic Period,
2. I Intermediate Period,
3. II Intermediate Period,
4. III Intermediate Period and
5. Hellenic Period

I see, thanks for the insight!

[EndersGame]

I picked up a set of these three decks just recently, and I think they turned out rather lovely.

This thread needs some images, so here goes!

Set of 3









Old Kingdom deck























Middle Kingdom deck











New Kingdom deck











Gilded decks