Antler v3 Playing Cards USPCC
Antler v3 Playing Cards
Available in 2 colors, not sold as a set
Born from the wild forests, rolling hills, and snow-capped mountains of Northern California, Antler Playing Cards embody the majestic beauty of the great outdoors.
Originally released in 2014 with a collection of four colors. Several years later in 2017, we released the Tobacco Brown Edition followed by a Black Edition in 2020. With the continued popularity we're thrilled to announce two brand-new colors for 2021 - Juniper and Persimmon.
Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Co. using an exclusive "crushed stock" process to create a more refined and lighter deck of playing cards developed by D&D.
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Antler v3 Playing Cards USPCC
Antler v3 Playing Cards
Available in 2 colors, not sold as a set
Born from the wild forests, rolling hills, and snow-capped mountains of Northern California, Antler Playing Cards embody the majestic beauty of the great outdoors.
Originally released in 2014 with a collection of four colors. Several years later in 2017, we released the Tobacco Brown Edition followed by a Black Edition in 2020. With the continued popularity we're thrilled to announce two brand-new colors for 2021 - Juniper and Persimmon.
Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Co. using an exclusive "crushed stock" process to create a more refined and lighter deck of playing cards developed by D&D.
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Antler v3 Playing Cards
Available in 2 colors, not sold as a set
Born from the wild forests, rolling hills, and snow-capped mountains of Northern California, Antler Playing Cards embody the majestic beauty of the great outdoors.
Originally released in 2014 with a collection of four colors. Several years later in 2017, we released the Tobacco Brown Edition followed by a Black Edition in 2020. With the continued popularity we're thrilled to announce two brand-new colors for 2021 - Juniper and Persimmon.
Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Co. using an exclusive "crushed stock" process to create a more refined and lighter deck of playing cards developed by D&D.
