Dead Soul is the most popular style of the Karnival series in recent years, presented to you again. Compared to the mysterious and solemn first edition, the new Dead Soul uses elegant white as the main color. In the design of the deck, TCC and Sam spent a lot of time and effort. The design of the tuck case is a skull with that full gothic pattern, The theme of the deck is around the skull, revealing mystical, horror, and elegance. On the reverse side is the same vine patterns as on the back of the card. All card faces were redesigned, and the extra smoke rendering adds many details to card faces. Skull, spine, ribs, and carpal bones... each card faces are skeleton images. You can use these to put together a complete skeleton. Feature: Branded with the Bicycle logo for collection. Printed by USPCC and limited to 2988 decks. Designed by Sam Hayles, who designed Bicycle Karnival series. 56 different and amazingly special designs for the card faces.

Presented by the Dunhuang Museum and Woh Studio, this set of decks is made to celebrate the magnificent cultural legacy of the Dunhuang Mural.

Known as the Thousand Buddha Grottoes, Dunhuang has a total of 552 caves with more than 50,000 square meters of murals throughout the ages. The artistic diversity and the enormous scale of the murals make the caves legendary.

Buddhist and mythical fantasies make up the majority of the creative components on the decks. There are five versions available, each of which is inspired by and named after a motif from the murals: The Nine Colored Deer, Celestial Souls, Heavenly Performers, The Mythical Beasts, and Cyberpunk Manjushri.

Published by Dunhuang Museum and Woh Studio

>li> Printed by KingStar

Signed by artist