Printed out at the same time as the rest of the mini-text versions of the many decks in that many more things link above, which is why most of them show the same completion date, I had actually bought another inexpensive deck of cards (£1 yo!), mainly because I, well, used all of the other-backed decks of cards on the other many decks in the box set, and also wanted a different design for at least some of them.
We taped that miniature instruction page (text version) to the face of the ace of diamonds, mainly just to pick a card that didn't have a lot happening on it that could show through the paper, and modified the card box to make it a liiiiittle bit thinner for the removed cards, and... well, both sides of that box are pretty busy, so I decided to kinda sand away the area on the pattern face where text would be, and do it that way. That works pretty nicely :D. I was actually tempted to sand down cards and write the item on them directly, but they're one-use cards, so that seemed like too much work for it to just be ripped in half. The instruction sheet is there for extra details (say, about the books or the window), so that works. Yah, much like the deck of illusions, each card can only be drawn once (though you actually get to look through and pick which one you want with this one), so I have the instruction card to create a new deck, or give those extra details. I mean, you could just flip the card backwards behind the instruction page, but when I give it to my players, they can do it how they will. And I've gotta say, tearing the card when you use it is pretty satisfying ^_^
And so we have, aw yus, the Deck of Miscellany! :D :D :D
Made December 20, 2023
Yah, you actually get to just pick which card you want in this one!
