Fulton's Playing Cards

SMOKE & MIRRORS ANNIVERSARY EDITION: ROUGE LIMITED EDITION TWIN PACK

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Packaged inside a burgundy letterpress-printed tuck box sealed with a stamp. Standard Edition is available along with a Limited Edition Twinpack signed and numbered by the artists 1 through 250. 

* Each Twin Pack includes 1 Standard Edition Deck and 1 Mystery Gilded Deck in Black (100 Decks), Rouge (100 Decks), Gold (25 Decks) and Silver (25 Decks. Distribution is random. You can be a lucky winner of a super rare GOLD or SILVER GILDED -- this is a random sweepstakes. 

And then there was rouge, the final colorway in the original series of five.

Working with longtime friend and collaborator Brad Fulton, this new fifteen-anniversary edition in denim blue takes inspiration from 19th-century typography—a homage to the original Smoke & Mirrors design with intricate details for a sophisticated look.

The cards feature our trademark D&D monogram in a new typeset surrounded by a mosaic pattern on the backs, along with a custom ace of spades, joker, and suits for the number cards. Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Co. on our trademark thin stock using classic Arrco-style court cards.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★

The burgundy box is a beautiful deep color, and the wax seal makes it feel like opening a real treasure. Getting a signed and numbered edition adds that special collector's touch – definitely worth grabbing if you can.

Alexander N. ★★★★★

Mine came numbered 118 of 250, which I wasn't expecting to care about until I saw the signature actually inked on the box. The stamp seal on the burgundy tuck box is a nice touch too, though I almost hated breaking it open.

Jacob T. ★★★★★

The letterpress tuck box is gorgeous—the burgundy paper has real texture and the wax-style stamp seal made it feel like opening a piece of art. I got number 47 of 250, and the signatures look hand-inked rather than printed. Worth the wait for the twin pack.