by Riley Sheehey

Dyenamik Playing Cards has been producing some of the best video games based card decks out there, and these are another hit for me for the game of the year winner. Slightly thicker card stock, great for packets, and won't wear down fast, great feeling finish, and amazing details.

Was at a local gift shop and I bought a gag deck, but then I started talking with the owner about why I collect playing cards. I had the Chess deck with me so I showed it to him, and in response he showed me a few old decks he had lying around that weren't for sale, and he gave me this one for free. "It's going to a good home," as he said.

Took these pics while I was getting lunch, and the last one just had a more standard size playing card for scale.

Id assume its either a miss print or just some type of card used for a type of game. Anyone know?

Couldn’t find them anywhere on the internet (didnt check ebay doe)

artwork by Japanese artist Nakaken

I just have a quick question: why are bicycle cards the de facto standard? Is it just because they are the oldest?

In the latest 52+J Club deck, there was an index error on the Three of Clubs—it actually has a small Spades symbol instead of a Club.

It reminded me of a Bicycle owl-themed deck I received (I forget the exact name, but it was definitely about owls) that came with two Queens of Hearts and no Queen of Diamonds.

Like the title says, what’s the biggest design mistake you’ve seen on a deck of playing cards? (Excluding physical cutting or printing misprints).

I’m making a custom FNAF themed deck for my friend and would like to know any good online places I can get it printed (I’m making the designs). Something (reasonable) cost please. Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit