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This deck is part of a 6 deck collection. Uranium 52 is an apocalyptic, nuclear-themed deck. Each deck comes with 56 custom designed card backs and faces and a bespoke, luxury tuck case. The backs of the cards feature a bespoke design inspired by the "Indian-head test pattern" that was widely used during the black and white tv broadcasting era. First introduced in 1939, this screen more recently became more closely associated with an impending apocalypse in popular culture, through television and gaming. Court Cards The court cards take the core premice of court card design and uses nuclear/apocalyptic associated design elements, combined with a style that falls in line with the overall tone of the deck to create unique illustrations tailored to the theme of this deck. The tuck case takes a more clean, minimalist approach in its design. The case uses glossy black foil printed onto a special, luxury stock called "Nuclear Acid". This stock in itself inspired the creation of this deck. It has a very unique colour and texture that isn't commonly seen on card stock. Each tuck case is: Printed on luxury “Nuclear Acid” card stock. Printed using glossy black foil on the outside of the tuck case Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/128-uranium52

A true collector's item with gold and silver foil on the back of all cards, printed on black/bronze metallic stock. Only 130 "Treasure" decks were printed and the rarity of the stock along with the beauty of the two perfectly registered foils justify the name!

• 54 cards - Poker size
• Printed on two-color (black/bronze) metallic stock
• Gold and Silver foil on the back of each card
• Tuck case made of a very dark, light absorbing stock. Gold and Silver foil with debossing.
• Hand numbered and signed on the bottom of the tuck
• Strictly limited edition of 130 decks

In Sanctus, Lotrek continued his byzantine religious theme and used techniques from his Liturgy deck. On the back and faces he used both white opaque ink as well as foil. To create a simple but luxurious look he went with a full bleed back, using two different shades of gold on a metallic bronze stock. For the card coating he came up with a new and improved formula which should improve handling for cardistry. On the Tuck, he went with the same design as the backs wrapping all six sides with a combination of matte and shiny gold foils for the back ground, with black foil for the lettering. The Tucks are also all numbered.