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Hanson-Chien printed but has Cartamundi courts and corner indices? Kinda weird how that works.
Nonetheless, this art style and medieval fonts tick my boxes.

Decknowledgy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 11:02 am Hanson-Chien printed but has Cartamundi courts and corner indices? Kinda weird how that works.

Why is that weird? It's Hanson Chien, a guy who just copies everyone else's stuff and thinks its OK

shermjack wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 4:58 am

Decknowledgy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 11:02 am Hanson-Chien printed but has Cartamundi courts and corner indices? Kinda weird how that works.

Why is that weird? It's Hanson Chien, a guy who just copies everyone else's stuff and thinks its OK

I was assuming it was a design choice by the creator, but yes that's just about right as well
Wonder if Cartmundi courts are copyrighted?

Hi, just to answer any questions.
The cards are designed by us as Rcards and printed by Hanson Chien.

When we were supplied the copag files form Cartamundi we were not informed of any usage limitations. Now these have come to light and been confirmed, we have made the decision to swap these to Arrco faces which have been purchased for use.

They are; fully owned by Copag. And yes, it was a design choice by the creator.

I get it, from a businessman perspective Hanson definitivly strikes a nerv but seriously, as if the creator of the Copag courts is still alive and as if Cartamundi is damaged in any shape or form, just because the court templates (which are highly altered btw.) are used for that project.

Decknowledgy wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 5:55 am

shermjack wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 4:58 am

Decknowledgy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 11:02 am Hanson-Chien printed but has Cartamundi courts and corner indices? Kinda weird how that works.

Why is that weird? It's Hanson Chien, a guy who just copies everyone else's stuff and thinks its OK

I was assuming it was a design choice by the creator, but yes that's just about right as well
Wonder if Cartmundi courts are copyrighted?

Rcards wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 6:08 am Hi, just to answer any questions.
The cards are designed by us as Rcards and printed by Hanson Chien.

When we were supplied the copag files form Cartamundi we were not informed of any usage limitations. Now these have come to light and been confirmed, we have made the decision to swap these to Arrco faces which have been purchased for use.

I recently had the pleasure of talking with RCards about the design decision that stands out like a pink elephant on the r/playingcards discord. Personally, I really enjoy this take on the standard courts. its not a recolor, I would actually consider these fully custom and inspired by at teh very least.

8:52 AM] macstrat: Out of curosity: what made you choose the blackletter on top of standard courts Instead of custom courts?
[8:59 AM] Rcards: This is where the whole decks stemmed from. I had an idea of a deck where every card was covered by some kind of black out.
Many drafts and months later this is where it ended up.
I really enjoy the contrast of the bold lettering with the delicate courts

I personally would have digged a little more to find some nice antique/vintage courts other than Arcco. Arcco are a tad overused.
Still a dope project, imo. Tuck could be better, but as my focus is on the cards anyways, this is sufficient for me.

Live now.

Harvonsgard wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 12:14 pm

Live now.

Thank you!
We’re really happy with the response so far

Rcards wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 3:53 am We’re really happy with the response so far

Great start, well on your way to funding. Good luck with the rest of your campaign.

Less than one hour left if anyone is interested in the early birds