Wackadoo! Bicycle Bluey Playing Cards

Bicycle Bluey Playing Cards bring the playful world of the Heeler family straight to the tabletop, turning a classic deck into a burst of color and character. Featuring Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli in vibrant custom artwork, the deck is designed to capture the spirit of the beloved series while remaining instantly familiar in the hand.

The courts are fully customized with fan-favorite characters, adding personality to every deal without sacrificing readability or playability.

Bright, cheerful, and approachable, Bicycle Bluey Playing Cards are a natural crossover between animation fans and card players, offering a fun, collectible deck that celebrates imagination, togetherness, and the joy of play.

Printed by the USPCC, the cards offer smooth handling and durable stock, making them well suited for repeated play, whether at family game night or casual gatherings.

Available now for $9.99 on Cardtopia.

Crown (Royal Purple Edition) Playing Cards

Crown (Royal Purple Edition) Playing Cards continue the refined design language of Joker and the Thief with a deck that balances everyday practicality and elevated aesthetics. Expanding on the brand’s ongoing exploration of life, death, and stoic philosophy, Crown presents a quieter, more contemplative luxury, one rooted in restraint rather than excess.

Hand-illustrated by Pedro Oyarbide, the Royal Purple Edition bridges tradition and modern design with minimalist court cards created in-house. The clean visuals keep gameplay, magic, and handling front and center, allowing the cards to perform without distraction while still carrying a strong visual identity. 

The deck’s stoic inspiration, shaped during founder James Milaras' travels through Greece, subtly informs its symbolism and tone, giving the cards narrative depth beyond their surface elegance.

They are housed in a richly detailed tuck box featuring heavy embossing and sealed with Joker and the Thief’s signature foil manufacturer seal. Printed on premium paper stock with a smooth, effortless finish, the cards are built for consistent handling and durability.

Available now on Joker and the Thief for $15.

Tally-Ho 140th Anniversary Special Edition Playing Cards

Tally-Ho 140th Anniversary Special Edition Playing Cards celebrate more than a century of card-making excellence from one of the most respected names in playing card history. Founded in 1885, Tally-Ho has long been synonymous with premium quality, elegant design, and exceptional handling, earning a loyal following among players, magicians, and collectors alike.

This limited-edition anniversary deck honors that legacy with striking Gold Metalluxe foil detailing on every card, delivering a stunning visual impact while preserving the performance Tally-Ho is known for. The design balances classic sophistication with modern refinement, resulting in a deck that feels timeless.

Printed by the United States Playing Card Co. on premium cardstock and finished with Tally-Ho’s signature Linoid Finish. Available now on Cardtopia for $12.99.

Kamiarizuki Playing Cards on Kickstarter

Kamiarizuki Playing Cards mark the latest release from Bloom Playing Cards and the sixth deck in Season Two of Room One’s Collection System. Drawing from Japanese mythology, the deck is inspired by Kami-Ari-Zuki, the sacred “Month With Gods,” when Shinto deities are said to gather at Izumo Grand Shrine to determine matters of fate, relationships, and prosperity.

The deck centers on the theme of en, or fated connection. Across the number cards, pips transform into rabbits, a symbol deeply tied to Izumo folklore and guidance. When fanned or laid in sequence, the cards reveal continuous straight bars that run through the deck, forming an unbroken panorama that represents strands of fate linking every card together. 

The court cards feature detailed illustrations off Shinto deities such as Ōkuninushi and Amaterasu, rendered in ceremonial attire and unified by a flowing shimenawa rope motif that continues seamlessly from card to card. 

This same rope imagery defines the card backs, where shimenawa and omamori knot symbols merge into a central “Knot of Fate.” When the deck is flipped or fanned, the corner knots animate visually, creating a smooth, hypnotic motion that reinforces the idea of divine connection through movement.

Kamiarizuki is released in three editions on Kickstarter: Daikichi, Kokichi, and Suekichi. The Daikichi Edition serves as the premium offering, featuring extensive foil accents and sapphire-blue gilded edges, while Kokichi and Suekichi provide alternate colorways and finishes. 

Packaging is equally ambitious. The Daikichi Edition is housed in a light-up Saisen-Bako tuck box inspired by Shinto offering boxes, while the other editions arrive in split-top Shimenawa tuck boxes designed to open ceremonially in two halves.

Printed with layered finishes by Room One Cards, the Kamiarizuki Playing Cards balance storytelling with visual cohesion and technical execution. Pledge starts at $17 on Kickstarter.