Master's East Playing Cards USPCC
Master's East Playing Cards
Our East Masters Deck have fifty four unique illustrations. Both the court cards and the ranked cards hold these unique illustrations. Using all new illustrations from the Pirates and Sea Creatures decks, and adding them to the century inspired art from our original Seven Seas deck, we have created the Master Decks. In our Master Decks, every card is illustrated, and every illustration is unique. These segments include, famous pirates, ships, sea creatures, monsters, and lore. Our East version has a red design upon the back. Ranked cards feature a more minimalist & borderless scheme, easily distinguishing them from the court cards.
Master's East Playing Cards
Our East Masters Deck have fifty four unique illustrations. Both the court cards and the ranked cards hold these unique illustrations. Using all new illustrations from the Pirates and Sea Creatures decks, and adding them to the century inspired art from our original Seven Seas deck, we have created the Master Decks. In our Master Decks, every card is illustrated, and every illustration is unique. These segments include, famous pirates, ships, sea creatures, monsters, and lore. Our East version has a red design upon the back. Ranked cards feature a more minimalist & borderless scheme, easily distinguishing them from the court cards.
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Master's East Playing Cards
Our East Masters Deck have fifty four unique illustrations. Both the court cards and the ranked cards hold these unique illustrations. Using all new illustrations from the Pirates and Sea Creatures decks, and adding them to the century inspired art from our original Seven Seas deck, we have created the Master Decks. In our Master Decks, every card is illustrated, and every illustration is unique. These segments include, famous pirates, ships, sea creatures, monsters, and lore. Our East version has a red design upon the back. Ranked cards feature a more minimalist & borderless scheme, easily distinguishing them from the court cards.
