Haiku - Faux-Aged Paper

Too many steampunk decks
Eyes are rusting shut
Can't read credit card - pity

I haven't really gotten behind any of the other SteamPunk decks, though I do own a set from T11 "SteamPunks" (copyright issues?).  I love the T11 ones because, well, they're not really steampunk in style IMO and because they have traditional courts and a great feel.  Now these cards...where I am not really a fan of the courts, at all, I love the borders.  Not the backs, which I will say are certainly above average...the borders are my favorite aspect.  I really like how they frame the back and look like they actually almost have a wooden feel. It's something a little different, which I think should be applauded.  That being said I doubt I will back, the faces just are not my favorite.

I haven't really gotten behind any of the other SteamPunk decks, though I do own a set from T11 "SteamPunks" (copyright issues?).  I love the T11 ones because, well, they're not really steampunk in style IMO and because they have traditional courts and a great feel.  Now these cards...where I am not really a fan of the courts, at all, I love the borders.  Not the backs, which I will say are certainly above average...the borders are my favorite aspect.  I really like how they frame the back and look like they actually almost have a wooden feel. It's something a little different, which I think should be applauded.  That being said I doubt I will back, the faces just are not my favorite.

There are two decks with similar-enough titles.

The T11/USPC joint deck project is being referred to as "Bicycle Steam Punk" - separate words, yes, but could be considered too close for their comfort.  Seeing as how they're supposed to be the printer, this would likely be forced to have a new name.

There's another deck, a KS project by Regan McClellan, called "Steampunk Playing Cards" which were printed with Brahma Playing Cards from Mumbai.  It's unlikely he has the resources to raise a legal challenge and he's been very scarce since his project ran into serious delays and unhappy backers.  I think the deck is still for sale at Amazon.

As a legal issue, he could try to argue that the second deck diluted the copyright of the first somehow, but as mentioned above, it's unlikely to ever see a court unless this creator switches printers.

Same crap, different day.

They actually look as if they'd be nice etched into copper - but there's no chance the cards are going to look that much like etched copper in the finished product.  Just because you can draw it on your screen in Photoshop or some other program, doesn't mean it will look exactly like that when it comes off the printing press.