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Tendril Nightfall v2 Playing Cards USPCC

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Tendril Nightfall v2 Playing Cards

Tendril: Nightfall playing cards are a mirror of the original from 2012. The original Tendril deck was designed as if you were in the tropical rainforest, peering up at the sun through the natural habitat. Nightfall is that same view, but time-shifted to the evening, when the moon is glowing and the light is cool and dark.

The box features deep blue metallic foil, debossed accents and vibrant color artwork. This deck was printed by USPCC in a limited run of 5,000 and will never be reprinted. The original Tendril deck from 2012 is extremely sought after and nearly impossible to find, so get Nightfall while you can.

2015 Release

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!

Fantastic deck!

It just pops! Such a ni e dark on bright colors. Great job.

Great follow-up to the original Tendril deck

The box of the Nightfall version harks back to the design of the original Tendril deck, except that it has striking metallic blue foil accents. The cards have fully black bordered cards, so it's not immune to the issues of signs of wear and tear as it gets used. I particularly love the glowing moon of the card-backs, which evoke a sense of peering up at a night sky. Tendrils also make an appearance on the Aces, but with less of a hypnotic colour scheme, and evoking a feeling of cool black light. The colours of the face cards favour a slight emphasis towards green and orange, and tendril background artwork features again. The number cards are similar styled, of course, and the pip design is unchanged from the original Tendril deck that was such a success. A beautiful and original looking deck from Paul Carpenter!