NEW DECK - D&D Ace Fulton's Casino (New Version)

[Joker and the Thief]

Just saw this on one of the feature photos for one of D&D's new products. It's definitely a new Ace Fulton's but in a purple or blue and a yellow.
I have a feeling that we may see a borderless Ace Fulton's similar to Madison's Dealer's deck. Or it could just be a new coloration.

[John Spade]

Saw this too. The colors do look interesting, but... eh, am I the only one who thinks there are way too many Fulton's decks?

[Joker and the Thief]

Well yeah there are 5 now This will most likely have a counter part to go with it.

[Gunshy1]

Umm I kinda like the wallet thing. Am I the only one? Also if they make these new fultons in ivory I'd get a few.

EDIT: scratch that just saw the 150 price tag on that.

[Joker and the Thief]

Umm I kinda like the wallet thing. Am I the only one? Also if they make these new fultons in ivory I'd get a few.

EDIT: scratch that just saw the 150 price tag on that.

Yeah dude, nice but bloody expensive.

[John B.]

Umm I kinda like the wallet thing. Am I the only one? Also if they make these new fultons in ivory I'd get a few.

EDIT: scratch that just saw the 150 price tag on that.

Yea they charge to much to have something thats branded by them, since only people in the card collector/magic circle will know who they are.

[Loop Cuts]

I heard some time ago that Theory 11 was also working on a wallet concept...  Interesting but not practical because it won't protect your cards at all. 

[HandSkillz]

Umm I kinda like the wallet thing. Am I the only one? Also if they make these new fultons in ivory I'd get a few.

EDIT: scratch that just saw the 150 price tag on that.

Yeah, and how about the $400 close-up pad?

[Don Boyer]

I heard some time ago that Theory 11 was also working on a wallet concept...  Interesting but not practical because it won't protect your cards at all.

I rarely protect cards in my pocket anymore - but that has a lot to do with the fact that I usually carry cheap, easily-replaced cards such as Bicycle Standard, Bee or Tally Ho.  However, the thought of using it as something to which to attach my wallet is a little ridiculous.  Especially when you consider how much STUFF I carry in my wallet!  Actually, that's "in my two wallets", now that I think of it - I carry an aluminum hard shell wallet for holding RFID-equipped bank cards and business cards.  The business cards don't get crushed and the bank cards are shielded from being skimmed.

I'm telling you, the guy that dreamed up attaching a radio chip to a bank card should be drawn and quartered.  As if it wasn't easy enough to steal someone's identity and commit fraud...

[Gunshy1]

I heard some time ago that Theory 11 was also working on a wallet concept...  Interesting but not practical because it won't protect your cards at all.

I rarely protect cards in my pocket anymore - but that has a lot to do with the fact that I usually carry cheap, easily-replaced cards such as Bicycle Standard, Bee or Tally Ho.  However, the thought of using it as something to which to attach my wallet is a little ridiculous.  Especially when you consider how much STUFF I carry in my wallet!  Actually, that's "in my two wallets", now that I think of it - I carry an aluminum hard shell wallet for holding RFID-equipped bank cards and business cards.  The business cards don't get crushed and the bank cards are shielded from being skimmed.

I'm telling you, the guy that dreamed up attaching a radio chip to a bank card should be drawn and quartered.  As if it wasn't easy enough to steal someone's identity and commit fraud...

Off topic: that's why I have to aluminum plates in my one wallet to block the cards I need protected.

[Michael]

I do remember the twins mention they were printing new Ace Fulton's Casino decks that they think were better than the firsts. The first ones weren't necessarily bad. The only redeeming quality of them in my opinion is the somewhat marked back that can allow you to identify the aces. Not particularly useful all the time but still kind of cool.