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I don't like the Karnival Dead Eyes, mainly because its scariness of the jokers and blood spattering. But after replying and reading this thread, I feel like it's the must have one. I like the vintage look, big Aces, and "blind" court cards (teasing the name of their own company
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FYI, from some reviews, the handling of this Karnival Dead Eyes is also better than the Karnival Ryujins.
How about the forthcoming Karnival Dose?
However, I like the front but not the back of the cards![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
If you like the Anne Stokes, have you checked the Alchemy 1977 England?
However, IMO, such illustrated decks look nice, but lack some kinds of the classical playing card magic. If I need card decks with illustrations, I would choose from a wide range of the tarot decks instead.
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FYI, from some reviews, the handling of this Karnival Dead Eyes is also better than the Karnival Ryujins.
How about the forthcoming Karnival Dose?
However, I like the front but not the back of the cards
Essjay said:Does anyone have a link to the Anne Stokes deck?
Eta: Not to worry about the Anne Stokes - have checked it out and it includes demonic clowns so it's out for me! I think I'll stick with the good ole' fashionedc Arcane - you know where you are with demons.
If you like the Anne Stokes, have you checked the Alchemy 1977 England?
However, IMO, such illustrated decks look nice, but lack some kinds of the classical playing card magic. If I need card decks with illustrations, I would choose from a wide range of the tarot decks instead.