Medieval Playing Cards is the original deck created by Egor Klyuchnyk from Anomaly world studio in collaboration with Elephant Playing cards. Inspired by fearless knights, severe lords and gorgeous queens, Medieval is a fully custom hand-drawn deck with one way courts in the original old style of playing card decks. From the card stock to the construction of the tuckbox, Medieval is designed to transport you back in time with a contemporary twist! These new decks have been created to show all beauty of the Medieval Age and inspired by the great artist - Diego Velásquez. Through this deck we want you to feel this epoch, and experience its elegance and grandeur. Features of the decks: - Printed by Legends Playing Cards Company. - Thicker Robusto card stock for a genuine medieval feel. - Red wax-style seal. - Intricate custom numbered seal on the Limited Gold deck (if unlocked) - Authentic out-of-the box tuck flap packaging. - Beautiful and Intricate 2-way back design for both decks. - Unique coat of arms for each suit- subtle background design. Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/262-medieval
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- Manufacturer
- Elephant Playing Cards
- Artist / Designer
- Egor Klyuchnyk
- Printer
- Legends Playing Card Company
- Release Year
- 2017
- Card Size
- Poker
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who made Medieval?
- Medieval was made by Elephant Playing Cards and designed by Egor Klyuchnyk.
- When was Medieval released?
- Medieval was released in 2017.
- Who printed Medieval?
- Medieval was printed by Legends Playing Card Company.
