EllusionistRed Knights Playing Cards Deck - by Daniel Madison and Chris Ramsay - Make Your Move

K so I have at least two bricks (20+ decks) of the kinghts red. I have ordered from this seller at least twice and have never been disappointed. Do yourself a favor and also open a green and white/gold deck. All knights follow the sameMagic system for you to familiarize yourself with. The thickness of the stock is widely variable between the 4 similar decks. Green thick cardamundi, red like USPCC, gold same USPCC (pretty and a bit more pricey with a junk tuck case) btw white/gold are my favorite mkd. Dk. Out of the box. Too bad they present better in a plastic card case. Get at least 2 decks of red and green. Gold instead of red if testing the stock. Love em’Tuck box on red and white/gold disappointing, but the cards within are a drf. Buy!!

These cards are so nice! They are my first deck of "fancy" cards and I can't believe the difference. I almost feel guilty using these cards as cards. I bought them to help with cardistry and tricks. They are so slick and smooth they just slide in the hand. I'm not an expert or anything but these are very nice cards!

The cards are FANTASTIC. The tuck is remarkably well detailed including design on the interior. The cards are smooth and flow like hot butter. My only complaint is that they seem to gather dust and become less smooth after two weeks of mild use. For a professional card handler, this will be no problem, but for Someone (like myself) who has a bad habit of dropping a card or two, they will undoubtedly grab all of the dust/grime from the floor, so be weary. Otherwise the cards are very durable and hold their shape/shuffle very well.

I'm not chess player couldn't tell you what the peices on a board are called so I will never l learn the marking system but I would buy again . I like everything about these . Chris Ramsay and the other guy designed wonderful cards Just the ones made by USPCC the cardnami ones think there green not red though those are garbage.

From the tuck to the cards, this is a luxury deck. The stock is top shelf and it is very aesthetically pleasing. The extra feature is impressive. Even the system was designed with the theme of the cards. The tuck is a work of art. I always write the date that I got the cards under the tuck lid (ex. 10/18). Most are done with extra fine sharpie while some require a white gel pen. This deck is the exception. I wrote it on the bottom!