Sanctissimus Players - Oath Playing Cards / Lotrek - Deck Review!

In the spirit of old Byzantine art and manuscripts, Lotrek brings us his latest gem - the stunning Sanctissimus. This is the spiritual successor - no pun intended - to his Sanctus deck, one I always regret never gettin ahold of. But how is the next phase?
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[@Vandalle.]

As someone who collects playing cards for the artwork, this deck is incredible. I absolutely love the box, it looks and feels amazing, and the cards are just beautiful.

[@bradbailey3235]

For the price, this is one of those really affordable decks of Lotrek. A great deck, especially if on a budget. For those with more funds, his last batch of Mystery III decks i believe goes on sale later today at Oath's website for 115 euro each. These have been selling VERY well. Mystery I was Arabesque and Mystery II was Silk Red. I didn't know the specific inspiration for this deck, so thanks for the great details.

[@TheCardGuyReviews]

Good callout on the mystery decks! Definitely worth some consideration given what the previous ones produced.

[@early161]

Excellent deck...ornate as said

[@canadsian2747]

I thought Mystery II was Crypt? Silk Red is meant to be the Patron variant for year 1.

[@CaminoKev]

Damask and Arabesque gold were the first official mystery decks and ICrypt is an unofficial mystery deck

[@armantonapetyan]

Excellent review of this deck. Thank you!

[@gapop]

A detail that caught my eye was the subtle change in the vinework pattern on the card faces border as you tilt the card. I have never seen that effect before with metallic inks. It’s actually visible in the video, though it’s not pointed out explicitly.

[@nuncaestardejcbass7556]

Hi Excellent review but I can´t buy in OATH web site. Do you know how can I buy one? Thanks & congrats for your videos

[@redblade8160]

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