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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => Topic started by: Evan on January 14, 2012, 09:49:41 PM
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Here is my Bicycle Steampunk deck review from theory11! Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f_w3PBaEQU
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My next review will probably the Vintage Plaid decks from D&D!
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Here is my Bicycle Steampunk deck review from theory11! Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f_w3PBaEQU (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f_w3PBaEQU)
Nice deck review
My next review will probably the Vintage Plaid decks from D&D!
Looking forward to that
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That's a really nice deck review, thanks. :)
I just received mine in the mail. But I'm definitely more looking forward to getting my Actuators.
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My next review will probably the Vintage Plaid decks from D&D!
i am interested to see if u are able to find out the stock and finish used on the vintage plaid decks!!!
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My next review will probably the Vintage Plaid decks from D&D!
i am interested to see if u are able to find out the stock and finish used on the vintage plaid decks!!!
The finish is Cambric but the stock.... I have no idea and D&D won't tell anyone. Maybe if I feel them I can figure it out but probably not
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i wonder why they wont tell anyone. in reality its not like its all that big of a deal so why not tell your consumers what they are exactly buying
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I've been having some trouble getting information about stock from both Ellusionist and The Blue Crown as well. It's not like their stocks are exclusive or anything, many other companies use them and yet they won't share the information for some reason. :-\
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None of the companies share their stock unless there is a few hundred of the item left and it won't be sold again
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None of the companies share their stock unless there is a few hundred of the item left and it won't be sold again
That's not always true. For example, Bicycles have Bicycle stock, Bees have Bee stock...and Tally Ho uses a variant of Aristocrat stock! :)
Sometimes they reveal it, sometimes they don't. It's practically random.
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None of the companies share their stock unless there is a few hundred of the item left and it won't be sold again
That's not always true. For example, Bicycles have Bicycle stock, Bees have Bee stock...and Tally Ho uses a variant of Aristocrat stock! :)
Sometimes they reveal it, sometimes they don't. It's practically random.
That is true. But D&D rarely reveal the stock and sometimes reveal the finish of their decks