Mine came in a while ago, and the quality is outstanding.  Very fun deck.  My kids got a kick out of the face cards.  Tried to explain the homage to my wife, and she just rolled her eyes.  No, she doesn't understand my card addiction.

Full bleed, four different color faces.  Not ideal, but I like the design!

If anyone gets down to this page, I have a suggestion for the Black on Black decks.

I took the sharpie and put a groove in the tip by pressing it against a dull knife edge.  This made a sort of track for the card, so that there was minimal slippage when running it down a card edge.

I've been able to get about 2-3 decks for a new sharpie.

I've done 2 Shadow Masters, a Seasons black deck (purchased used, so I didn't alter a new deck!), the black Dia Des Los Muertos (Edgy Bros.) and a Quicksilver.  All looked great.

Sorry, I don't own a good digital camera, so you'll have to take my word for it.  They looked comparable to the previously posted black decks, though.

I just found ONE deck at a Wal-Mart in Arkansas as I was visiting home for the Thanksgiving Holiday.  I looked through their shelves and couldn't find another.  I got a red one.

I may have to ask my brother to look through for a few more.

Having only one, I'll keep it sealed, but I'd love to find one to open.

I read that last post quickly, and seriously thought I read, "...that's not crowdfunding, it's retail in a clown costume"

A brief LOL, wtf moment. 

Anyway, I'm tempted to invest in my first brick, as I really like the design.  I just hate that this may not fund.

The best deck I was glad to see ruined was an Ellusionist Shadow Masters.  I brought a few decks of my "Open to display and play" decks to a camp where I was a counselor for kids in the foster-care system. (troubled kids with crappy life stories)  I knew the decks would be played with, admired, and then given away.  One of the kids I had (out of 2) was a 12-yr old boy who was just getting into card magic tricks.

He flipped out over the Shadow Masters deck, and I quickly told him it was his.  He spent the whole week messing with the deck, and by the end, it was chipping along the edges, sticking together like glue, and the box was demolished.  He enjoyed the heck out of that deck.

I also gave away a Circle City Hornets deck, a Bike Blue Dragon-back, and a set of UNO cards.

I have since bought another deck of the Shadow Masters, and a card clip.  I may have a chance to see the kid again this weekend, and he will have a new deck to "ruin."  Can't wait to see his face.

You'd think I'd be done with Cthulhu by now.  One of the first KS projects I supported was a Lovecraft deck.  I've since pledged to 2 more (of how many?) and have yet to receive a single deck. 

I'm burned out, but the problem I'm facing is not over-saturation, but lack of fulfillment.  I happened to be reading Lovecraft when I discovered Kickstarter, and was quite excited.  It literally "kickstarted" my path to card collecting.  I may always have a soft spot for "The Great Old One" but this is getting ridiculous.

The art is not bad, though...  I especially like the AoS.

Couldn't swing the cash for these, but I did pick up a red Royal Optik deck, to round out my collection.

Now, just waiting for the Hotcakes!

Wonder who got the grand prize...?

"in bed."  I literally LOL'd!!!  I think I may have frightened the lady in the cubical next to me.

So want this deck...

Just did the survey.  Thanks for taking our thoughts into consideration!

I'm currently playing with the seronda deck, at my computer while typing this.  Stunning... one of my favorite black decks.

"The cold never bothered me, anyway..."

Being new to collecting cards (less than 2 years), I've yet to pick up a Typgraphical deck.  These I could see in my collection.  (Hey, it's a black deck!) In for 2, one Branded, one not.