Full, non-early bird price: 10 GBP (about USD$16), plus 2 GBP for shipping outside the UK.
Kinda steep, considering the deck. The back is a near-perfect copy of the Virtuoso decks.
Keeps spelling "great" as "grate". "Creators" as "craters". "Do you know" instead of "Did you know". There's more but it's like shooting ducks in a barrel and it's not simply a case of Britishisms versus Americanisms. Your pounds sterling at work educating the United Kingdom's next generation! She makes Jackson Robinson look like a spelling bee winner.
Advertises them as being made by a "well-known American company" - and lists MPC, a company who prints their cards in China. Not exactly "made in the USA", is it? At least not until the US becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of mainland China - hell, we're probably half-way there!
She states her stretch goal for printing by USPC is 200% - and in the very next paragraph states that the stretch goal is 2,500 decks pre-ordered. So which is it? Depending on how pledges go, they're not necessarily the same.
My opinion - too much of a novelty. A Kickstarter project to make a deck of playing cards about making a Kickstarter project, from a woman who has never before made a Kickstarter project, though she has backed four of them. It's like a guy writing an autobiography about a guy writing an autobiography, though he's never written anything before.
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