5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards MPC

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!

I love this deck series and was super happy to add the prototype deck to my collection. Wish it would have been printing with USPCC or another decent printer though.

The 5th Kingdom Prototype Playing Cards printed at MPC is a great prototype deck just lacking in the lower quality of MPC card stock.

I love transformation decks, so this was an instant hit with me. It is a prototype however, so with printing by MPC it won't handle as good as a Bicycle produced deck. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Kickstarter which will have these printed by USPCC, but meanwhile the actual printing of these decks is excellent, it's just the handling that is not quite up to USPCC standards. Aside from that, these look and feel great. I'm a huge fan of transformation decks, and this one is especially creative and beautiful! I also love decks that depict different cultures, and that's exactly what Maria has aimed for here, with each suit representing a different kingdom.

I love the artwork on this deck. Love. The theme is great and so well executed in the beautiful artwork. Sure, the finish of the tuck and cards is overwhelming, but it's a prototype, so that is to be expected. My couple knocks to the design: First is the jokers. I don't think they fit the theme well despite the fact that they are in the same art style. Second...one way backs! As well drawn as the backs are, I wish the time had gone into making it two way!