Woodlands Playing Cards (Single Deck)

These cards instantly change the room's mood-dial to MYSTERY. STRICTLY LIMITED TO 3,000 DECKS. ONLY 0 LEFT.

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From Penguin Magic and designer Qiudi Zhang, the Woodlands deck is a 100% custom deck of playing cards that perfectly captures the feeling of a stroll through the woods. The backs feature a deep green color with an owl-themed design. Two different custom jokers and a tree Ace of Spades round out the deck alongside custom-colored EPCC Standard faces. The entire deck has a natural, earthy full-bleed background color & texture. This amazing deck is housed in a beautiful side-opening tuck box with a wrap-around tree branch design; topped off with a custom sticker seal. Only 3,000 first-edition decks printed!

-Fully Custom Design by Qiudi Zhang
-Printed by EPCC on Classic Finish
-Full-Bleed Background Design on All Backs & Faces
-2 Custom Jokers & Custom Ace of Spades
-Traditionally Cut
-Side-Opening Custom Tuck Box
-Custom Tuck Seal
-Limited 1st Edition Print Run of 3,000 Decks

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A Beautiful, Smooth, & Unique Deck Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on September 2nd, 2016

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In the wide world of custom decks here's a stand out for any collector and/or card worker. It begins with the case which opens lengthwise. The whole thing is so attractive I went as far as to use an X-Acto knife to cut through the poetic stamp seal to preserve it, running the blade along the case's cut out edge and straight across the seal. When closed it's hard to even tell the seal has been broken. The case felt a little strange at first when opening from the side, just something they're not used to. This very thing however caught the eye of my friends almost immediately and once I took the cards out I had to let them examine it. They loved the case and cards, talking all about them, the artwork, the colors, how earthy everything looks. I previously had stacked them in good'ol Si Stebbins fashion and used the back design for the spectator to stare into the owl's gaze, then I did the same and named their selected card. The cards, I believe, enhanced the experience. They are that pretty.

The cards are very well produced. The edges are very clean, smooth, and flawless in fanning properties and the cards themselves will withstand a lifetime of semi-respectful use and care.

For the uniqueness of this deck in both the cards and case and overall build I give it a very high recommendation.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on September 28th, 2016

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I love the look and feel of these cards. The side tuck case is fun. They faro perfectly. Smooth handling cards and the artwork is absolutely beautiful.
If you have a chance to get a few decks, I recommend you do it while they are available. Very nice for handling and collecting. Another great one from the crew at Penguin Magic!

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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on September 12th, 2016

Very nice deck and well-shown in the video. One piece of information is missing (thus the lost star). These are plastic-coated but not cheap-looking or -feeling. I had to check out a particular property to be certain. That property is explained in Matt Scounce's SPIN as an alternative framework. In fact combining these Woodlands cards with a suitable faux wooden wand (or a some other hand/wand combination) could lead to elvish plot possibilities.

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