Best standard playing carf decks according to redditors

We found 639 Reddit comments discussing the best standard playing carf decks. We ranked the 288 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top Reddit comments about Standard Playing Card Decks:

u/Jamesstylez83 · 134 pointsr/gaming
u/Canakoreanjust · 123 pointsr/HelpMeFind

https://www.amazon.com/Areaware-JD2PC2-MINIM-Playing-Cards/dp/B00UVA6HHO

Damn, I think I’m going to pick up a set of these too. Lol.

u/ChaosOfMankind · 65 pointsr/todayilearned

On another awesome note about Bicycle's service to the US armed forces, During WW2 they would send cards to pows which when wet, would peel to reveal a map and a route from which they could try to escape.
I have a small collection of bicycle cards and they made a commemorative deck which has a part of a map on every card.
When put in complete order it would show the entire map, pretty neat.


Also if you want to see the actual deck map its on Amazon

u/BGT456 · 55 pointsr/mildlyinteresting

The real ones were hidden inside the cards. these are a replica.

https://www.amazon.com/Bicycle-Escape-Map-Playing-Cards/dp/B00EA1QZ22?th=1&psc=1

u/The_Lost_World · 42 pointsr/ProductPorn
u/knightofnew42 · 35 pointsr/todayilearned

Since there's no source on the wiki, here's a summary from Bicycle's website. You can also find a reprint on Amazon here, which has a picture of all the cards laid out with the full map showing (there is no map hidden in the reprint, it's just overlaid on-top so you don't have to peel the cards apart)

u/ShlongDongLarry · 27 pointsr/gaming

Here is the link of the cards I bought, are those diamonds not green?

Edit: (Ok I guess the clubs are green and diamonds are blue my bad)

u/Falldog · 19 pointsr/shutupandtakemymoney

Obvious affiliate spam. Direct link to Amazon or direct link to the product (thanks to /u/Fathitman).

u/danvers_starr · 16 pointsr/savageworlds

I got you fam.

In World War II, the United States Playing Card Company produced special decks for the Allied intelligence agencies. These decks were meant to be smuggled into prison camps.

The cards were printed such that when they were soaked in water, a soldier could peel the cards apart and use them to arrange the pieces into a map showing escape routes.

Modern reproduction for sale:

https://www.amazon.com/Bicycle-Escape-Poker-Standard-Playing/dp/B00EA1QZ22

u/chcameron · 14 pointsr/GlobalOffensive

Uh no it was Jon Snow from Game of Thrones... looks like it's from this set: https://www.amazon.com/Game-of-Thrones-Playing-Cards/dp/B00687HYOE

u/littleswenson · 12 pointsr/blackmagicfuckery
u/StuffHobbes · 11 pointsr/pics

The briefcases are Solo Grand Central Attaché Cases.
On the outside each one got an Engraved Plaque with the groomsman's name and nickname.
The axe is a Columbia River CRKT Birler Compact Axe.
The liqueur is a small bottle of JW Black Label 200ml.
The little silver oval is a collapsible shot glass.
Vintage Bicycle Cards.
The inside is cut EVA foam stacked three high, carved to hold the items, glued together, covered in red velvet cloth from Hobby Lobby, adhered with Gorilla spray adhesive.
The straps are leather bracelets (also from Hobby Lobby) dyed black using Fiebing's Leather Dye, with a bronze topper (brads?) to cover the screw anchoring them in place.
I don't have a good shot of the inside top, but there is a cigar (I forget which brand, I'm not really a cigar guy). They were rectangular. You can see it at the top of the third shot.
Also a silver pen, a cigar cutter, a small survival tool, a credit card knife, and an Oz-Kurt engraved flip knife.
I also wrapped the axe handle in a Leather strapping to give it some extra texture.

Whelp, I THINK that's everything. Thanks for taking interest in my post!

OH! And the Kikkerland Chemistry 101 Flask Book

u/ChthonicPuck · 9 pointsr/mildlyinteresting

For anyone interested, there's a game out there called Five Crowns. It's not as intense as the cards pictured in this post, but it's got 5 suites and is a hell of a lot of fun to play. To anyone who's played SET, this is made by the same company.

u/armorall171 · 7 pointsr/blackmagicfuckery

I think these are the same cards? link

u/ToAndFrodo · 6 pointsr/Boardgamedeals
u/Bwob · 6 pointsr/Magic

Ahh, maybe it's an Amazon vs. Ellusionist thing - On the Ellusionist page it makes it super clear that they're marked - big bold letters, right at the top, and even talks about how nicely they are hidden in the back design.

On the Amazon page it still says that they're marked, but it's in a bullet-point in the product description, and is probably easier for someone to miss.

Still kind of funny to me though - people buying it and being upset thinking that the bonus queen means they have an incomplete deck, without realizing that there is an even more fundamental reason why they oughtn't be using the deck for poker night...

u/tsmcdona · 6 pointsr/boardgames

Sushi Go Party -- Amazon link

u/Sundance12 · 5 pointsr/Maps

Wow. I have to own a set of these. Thanks for sharing.

Edit if anyone else is interested:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EA1QZ22/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FZX4CbXMNE4NE

u/the_lion_tamer · 5 pointsr/EDH

I found these on amazon, it says in the Q&A that with some effort you can clean them off after using dry erase.


https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Advantage-CTU7387-Blank-Playing/dp/B001UG392E/ref=pd_lpo_229_bs_lp_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=R0GHDY8TV44RG7BDKG1M

u/brainburger · 5 pointsr/AdviceAnimals

> headbands

Probably this.

u/SexualCannibalism · 4 pointsr/Gifts

You could get her a r ally hilarious game like Exploding Kittens to play when she meets new people? It's a simple, quick, hilarious game, and even just reading the cards gets a laugh. There's a NSFW and a clean edition, so make sure you choose wisely!

u/agent-99 · 4 pointsr/secretsanta

i think you meant exploding kittens

u/darc_oso · 4 pointsr/boardgames

My list would include a variation of games

Code Names - $16

Sushi Go - $10

7 Wonders - $26

Tsuro - $19

Castles of Burgundy - $27

Total: $98

Explanations:

First, I want to preface these selections: our play group varies in size from week to week with anywhere from 4-10 players averaging 5-6. So, we often get caught "splitting the party." That's fine at times, but sometimes, we all want to jump in on one game together because splitting up feels bad man^TM since we're all there to socialize in addition to playing games.

As such, I wanted to include games that ran the gamut and for the most part games that scaled well from 2-X players.

First, Code Names. Now, we've played this game so many times, we actually purchased the expansion Code Names Deep Cover which is a fun variant which adds tons of more playability. This is the go-to "party" game as, for our group, Cards Against Humanity has grown a bit stale. At least it hits the table much less frequently than in years past. Code Names is easy to teach, easy to understand and difficult enough for some of your more entrenched board gamers. In general, I find this a great starter to transition from your Milton Bradley games everyone knows (and hates) into board games that offer sustenance.

Secondly, I offer Sushi Go (cheating a bit here as you'll probably have to buy a couple copies for larger groups or just get Sushi Go Party). Sushi Go is our groups go-to game to introduce games that use a drafting mechanic and to teach that board games can be cute, fun, and delightful while also requiring strategy, maths, and a bit of hope (our group tends to dislike dice-rolling games so for the most part, we stick to games where we can mostly "control" our own fates - YMMV). This game is super quick, so you don't get bogged down at the table for hours. I feel for new board gamers, quicker games are a MUST as many people may not be able to handle the length many of our Beloveds require.

7 Wonders comes next. We tend to introduce this game right after Sushi Go as the mechanics are super similar and the newer players feel like they already know what's going on for the most part. There will be questions, there will be some confusion and oversight, but this game follows easily and feels like a natural step up from Sushi Go and gets players right into the mix of heartier board games. Oh, and I could personally play 7 Wonders every week, especially with all the options offered through the expansions Cities, Leaders, and Tower. The interchangeability of these expansions has kept this game on our table long past many others and continues to bring it back. Again though, YMMV as we all have different tastes.

Tsuro, our board game palatte cleanser. This is another quick game which offers a lot of replayabiliity with minimal rules learning. Aside from those positives, the artwork is what sent this board game over the top for me. I am mesmerized by the board, the tiles, and the pieces each time we open this. This game offers a quick break between your heavier meeple-laiden board games so even after we've surpassed "newb" status, we often come back to this.

Castles of Burgundy I included as a final game because ultimately, we need a game with a strong theme and wonderful mechanics which offer replayability from a more traditional Euro point of view. This game really surprised me. I loved it the first time we played it, and though it may not hit the table but once every other month due to time constraints, it always feels like reuniting with an old friend. It offers a setup for further Euro games and sets the scene on what's really out there in weightier board games. I know there could be other games that fit this description, but at the price, this game is amazing for what it offers.

And that's the list. I know there are many criticisms of these games and I don't devalue those. All my favorites have points in them where they fall a little flat at times, or don't elicit the enjoyment I thought they might, but many times, it's usually my perception and frame of mind. I can often come back months later with renewed enjoyment for them, so trust me, I know there are imperfections; I just choose to ignore them for the post. These games, while some may take a bit longer to learn, offer a great springboard into board games and offer the new player a slow wade into the pool without feeling too slow or drab as one might feel with something like Settlers of Catan. Will I stand by this opinion in 5 or 10 years? We'll see.

u/SteveThomas · 4 pointsr/Fantasy

There's a card game called Once Upon a Time.

It's designed to be a collaborative story telling game. Each player has a hand of cards, each containing a story element (character, item, etc.). They also have a one-sentence ending. One player at a time is the narrator and is trying to play out their hand by fitting each card into the story and landing on their pre-defined ending. The power of narration changes hands through an interrupt system.

That game would be easily converted into a writing prompt generator. Just deal kids a few cards and an ending, and tell them to turn that into a fairy tale. The best part is that it would be randomized, so you don't have to think of a pile of ideas on your own.

u/phishfi · 3 pointsr/AdviceAnimals

> temporarily defused

Reminds me of this

Which is a VERY fun game, by the way!

u/Expers · 3 pointsr/boardgames

There's always Sushi Go! amazon link or Sushi Go Party! amazon link

u/lupusrex13 · 3 pointsr/savageworlds

This is my go to deck I don't know why but I think it fits most setting because of that worn look kinda like you are reading a old pulp comic that's been through the ringer https://www.amazon.com/Bicycle-1800-Vintage-Playing-Ellusionist/dp/B001OVP1B2 I don't know if it will work for you but maybe if that doesn't work maybe this set https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00L5QYISI/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1523207799&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=ww2+cards&dpPl=1&dpID=51HYskDV7NL&ref=plSrch

u/maltedfalcon · 3 pointsr/Magic
u/ILikeYourHotdog · 3 pointsr/blogsnark

Is anyone willing to share their kids' absolute favorite toys/games/crafting supplies? (We have two girls ages 4 & 7.) I'm trying to be a lot more selective to avoid the toymaggedon that invariably happens every year when we end up with a lot of crap they don't care about or play with. And I refuse to get on the LOL doll/Pikmi Pops bandwagon because they are fun for the 3 minutes they spend opening them and then zero interest afterwards.

I'll share a few of our favorites in case anyone else is in the same boat:

7 y.o. loves: Uno (card game), Math Slam game,

4 y.o. loves: Melissa & Doug housekeeping set, M&D play kitchen

Both girls are obsessed with drawing/coloring with oil pastels

Family games we all love playing together: HeadBanz, Zingo, Monopoly Junior,

u/ecNate · 3 pointsr/playingcards

The five crowns deck is probably closest to what you want since stardeck isn't around anymore. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00000IV35/

I have a vintage eagle deck from uspcc and those can still be found, but will cost at a bit and not really for playing due to more collectable. Decket and monster deck would fit the bill, but more full alternative suits. Rage game may work for you too.

There are also a number of similar custom decks with 5 or 6 suits on game crafter.
https://www.thegamecrafter.com/playing-cards

Also, see here https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/173496/upper-decks-card-games-alternative-playing-card-sy

u/iamreeterskeeter · 3 pointsr/JUSTNOMIL

I will make a humble suggestion that I think you boys would enjoy doing as well. Purchase the game Five Crowns. It's a rummy style card game and my family has LOOOOVED it since we found it 20 years ago. Make a bunch of snacks and drinks and settle in. The best part is that you don't hold back on your frustration when someone does something you don't like.

When we play this game, or really any board game, our family dynamic devolves into threats of divorce, dismemberment, and death. All in good fun of course and it makes us howl in laughter. My sweet, sings in the choir, Catholic mother has been known to yell "YOU WHORE!" when a unhelpful card is played. My sister eyeballs her husband and tell him to put down a helpful card of he's sleeping outside tonight. We keep score and there is usually a score sheet always hanging on the fridge from the latest game.

When I was a teen if my friends heard that my family had family game night and they hadn't been invited, they would pout. We used to invite the neighbors because we would get so loud we didn't want anyone to inadvertently call the cops.

It's a great way to get some fun childhood play in and bond with your kids. Oh! Another FABULOUS game is Redneck Life. It's the game of life, redneck style and it's hilarious.

u/aMiracleAtJordanHare · 3 pointsr/CFBOffTopic

Game Night ppl - Has anyone played Exploding Kittens? Thinking of gifting it to my sis.

u/DnDYetti · 3 pointsr/secretsanta

Just some ideas from someone who finished college not too long ago (All gifts from Amazon).

u/king_of_the_bill · 2 pointsr/gaming

There's ones on amazon for a tenner with free delivery. Just bought it there.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00UBXVJ4C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_bEYGAbWBNZ1AR

u/sillygirlsarah · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This picture is actually on my fridge. We had //just// gotten her and she was sitting in boxes all the time and jumped into a box that I was wrapping christmas presents in and then storing nice and neat. When we weren't looking, she would lean down and oh so delicately nibble the cardboard or the presents then look so innocent when caught :points to the picture:

Or paper.

Or any paper and cardboard or card stock. She's got a think for paper.

I have a thing for cardstock of another nature, if I can so be indulged if I win and/or some stars and planets to make a Dr. Who bedroom just that more awesome. Because it's just the same unless the tardis has the universe around it!

Edit: Raffle phrase! IF I FITS I SITS ... She sat.

u/Zamiewithazee · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Before or after shipping is added? :P

Edit: $6.77 is the closest I could get :T I had a couple of $6.76 and $6.75's. So cloooose! Thanks for the contest :D

u/ZaZMonster · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

GoT Playing Cards are the closest I have at $6.77! That dog toothbrush is pretty rad, tho. Lol!

u/TribalDancer · 2 pointsr/boardgames

Combine with blank cards, your own blank folding game board, some neutral pawns, and/or a set with pawns, tokens, timers, and more, and you're set!

Need inspiration? Do a Little. Reading.

u/RoadKillPheasant · 2 pointsr/blackmagicfuckery
u/okkraa · 2 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

We are all about 2-player games! Off the top of my head, we love Quarriors and DC Deck Building Game. Both can be played with groups of people but also work well with just the two of us. (There's a Marvel Deck Building Game too, but the gameplay is completely different and not as fun in my opinion. It's similar to Sentinels of the Multiverse where the team is fighting together to beat the enemy.)

u/tjn74 · 2 pointsr/mattcolville

Once Upon a Time has nothing to do with the tv show- the game was originally published in 1994 after all.

https://www.amazon.com/Atlas-Games-ATG1030-Once-Upon/dp/1589781317

And the cookie is something I made up off of a variation of https://sweets.seriouseats.com/2013/12/the-food-lab-the-best-chocolate-chip-cookies.html

Only remove chocolate chips, and introduce caramel. But that recipe is gold, regardless.

u/NikkiJayne28 · 2 pointsr/CasualUK

I'd really quite like the Exploding Kittens card game.

My only sob story is one of my food allergies got me yesterday (was it a breadcrumb? was it a tiny splash of milk? WHO KNOWS) and I've spent most of the day on the loo, missing the only day of summer :(

u/dizzyvonblue · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I'm from Kentucky and down there, there's multiple coal mines. Most would be easy to fortify. Or I would stay here in indiana, it's pretty flat and there are plenty of farm,and lots of crops.

First I would stay in my house for as long as we could. It's gonna be hectic when it first starts. We planned to just quietly move furniture in front of the windows,and chill out in the basement. Then I'd gather just my partner and our little one, and the dog and find a farm, a 6-8 hour drive to Kentucky would be hard, though all my relatives down there have an armory and a friggin pharmacy in their houses.

I'd bring Norman Reedus because.... Well because he's very handsome. Maybe an attractive female my fiancé could lust over. But she has to be weaker than me so I could easily overpower and strangle her if necessary.


zombie cards

I don't want to enter, this was just too fun to pass up!

u/dheath0222 · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Hooray for zombies!

From everything that I have seen or read about a potential zombie apocalypse, I have learned one thing: do not be one of the people making a run for it. The people that try to drive and run in the open end up dying the fastest. I plan on meeting up with my brother-in-law who is a marine/state trooper and fortifying a home.

As for bringing along celebrities, I would choose Anthony Bourdain because he is funny and can cook. I think an athlete would make a good member of the group to help with scavenging, so I would choose Rajon Rondo; I bleed blue! For people that don't know what that means, I am a huge University of Kentucky fan. It also doesn't hurt that I am still in school there either.

u/taicrunch · 2 pointsr/hearthstone

Yep. It was confusing as hell for me at first, until I started noticing striking similarities to the DC Deck-Building Game. I played it so often that I was stoked when I figured it out.

u/talen_lee · 2 pointsr/tabletopgamedesign

Something like this

u/circuitGal · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

It's nice to meet you!

here is an item, but feel free to choose something else!!

Also, what is the biggest difference between your hometown and where you live now? :)

u/[deleted] · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Video games rock!

Skill Item

u/k_bomb · 2 pointsr/nfl
u/MeganOKeefe · 2 pointsr/Fantasy

I do a bit, but I haven't had time to play much the last few months. I'm more likely to indulge in a video game at the moment, and have been hooked on FTL lately (thank you, Steam sale!). It's more of a card game, but I really enjoy playing Once Upon a Time with my writers group. The point is to use the cards you've been dealt (characters, events, settings, etc) to turn the story around to your "ending". Watching a bunch of writers try to stretch the tale to make sense is hilarious.

Yes, I do. So does the rest of the world. Your taste buds are wrong, Ball, WRONG!

u/KyleCLogan · 1 pointr/boardgames

Game Wright sells through Amazon.de with free shipping in Germany.

https://www.amazon.de/Gamewright-419-Sushi-Go-Party/dp/B01CETNKE2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483654025&sr=8-1&keywords=sushi+go+party

Edit: Great game choice. Got into Sushi Go this past weekend and we couldn't stop playing

u/H720 · 1 pointr/INEEEEDIT

Name: "Kikkerland Pixel Playing Cards"

$5

Purchase Link:
https://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-GG79-Pixel-Playing-Cards/dp/B00UBXVJ4C

u/Chls122 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

its a lot of fun and a nice way to test out your creativity in telling short stories. There are also story games that have helped me to organize my thoughts better. There's two of them I highly recommend: Once Upon a Time ( https://www.amazon.com/Atlas-Games-ATG1030-Once-Upon/dp/1589781317 ) and The Fool's Journey ( https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/154421/The-Fools-Journey ). Its great if you can play with people who are excellent story tellers.

u/yarboze · 1 pointr/boardgames

I think they have blank cards that you can print directly on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Advantage-CTU7387-Blank-Playing/dp/B001UG392E/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1511467892&sr=8-4&keywords=blank+playing+cards

Pretty cheap and via Prime. Depending on the volume you want, that may be possible.

u/Applejaxc · 1 pointr/CasualConversation

I started playing D&D when I was 7. I've been enjoying it (and the general fantasy zeitgeist) for 12 years now. It was a jumping point for actually caring about math, writing skills, interpersonal skills, puzzle solving, critical thinking...

I think Dungeonworld might be solo based?

I cannot recommend Once Upon a Time more. I've bought it twice. It's a card-based storytelling game where every player cooperates to tell the same continuous narrative, but everyone has a different ending to reach and different cards to play. If you think your 7 year old likes telling stories I think it's a great investment.

And it scales from 2 to (I think) 9 players, although once you pass ~5 it starts to get silly. There's expansions focused on specific fairy tale genres, like knights saving princesses or pirates fighting squids.

u/Zzephferus · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Mishief Managed when using Zombie Playing Cards

u/hildiri · 1 pointr/pics

i didn't do anything special. amazon sells it here.

u/zenlikefury · 1 pointr/SourceFed
u/Mistress_Ella_Black · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

So I’m the middle of my training today I have another meeting which is right now & we’re playing HedBanz

Edit: mwhahaha! I got it to work!! 🤓

u/shirleex · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

It's ok twisty, you weren't going to win the bomb anyways! Also, you aren't a pervert

Do you have/have you played Exploding Kittens yet?

/u/Raewynrh, come & join the fun!

u/Mish106 · 1 pointr/HelpMeFind

/r/cardistry might be able to help, but without seeing the backs it'll be hard, or are you looking for any kind of generic aged cards? in which case

https://www.amazon.com/Bicycle-1800-Vintage-Playing-Ellusionist/dp/B001OVP1B2

u/costofanarchy · 1 pointr/lrcast

Sushi Go - Amazon US - $12

Sushi Go Party - Amazon - $20

As I mentioned above, I far prefer the party version and think it's worth the $8 extra; it's more than twice the "content" whereas the original is always the same. I'd only recommend the original over "Party" if a super portable game (about the size of two standard decks of cards) is useful to you.

u/pikomonster · 1 pointr/gifs
u/EarthAllAlong · 1 pointr/DnD
u/ubergemut · 1 pointr/StPetersburgFL

I haven't dug through the bag they bring yet because I was mostly interested in meeting people and trying new things, but I saw people playing the following.

Boss Monster http://www.amazon.com/Boss-Monster-Dungeon-Building-Card/dp/B00DK3P856

Love Letter http://www.amazon.com/Alderac-Entertainment-Group-5104AEG-Letter/dp/B00AGJ4HC2

Cards Against Humanity http://www.amazon.com/Cards-Against-Humanity-LLC-CAHUS/dp/B004S8F7QM

DC Deck Building Game http://www.amazon.com/DC-Comics-Deck-Building-Game/dp/1617681709

Splendor http://www.amazon.com/Asmodee-SCSPL01-Splendor-Board-Game/dp/B00IZEUFIA

Kittens in a Blender http://www.amazon.com/Sandstorm-55010NRD-Kittens-in-Blender/dp/B004U5R9J6

and Samurai Spirit http://www.amazon.com/Passport-Game-Studio-FNFSAMUS01PGS-Samurai/dp/B00QD78KZG

There is also an N64 with Goldeneye and Smash and an Emulation Station with many nes / snes / ps / gb / sega games.

u/darthrich · 1 pointr/boardgames

Bananagrams - simple word game. A bit like Scrabble only without the scoring system. Really great to play with my kids.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Toys-Winning-Moves-Bananagrams-Game/dp/B00ZR6V5HO


Exploding Kittens - fun as hell card game. Easy to learn and play. Full instruction video on their website. Again, fun to play with my 9 and 13 year old. There's a NSFW version too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Exploding-Kittens-About-Explosions-Sometimes/dp/B010TQY7A8

(NSFW version http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B010TU7LP2/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1449901848&sr=8-2&pi=SX200_QL40&keywords=exploding+kittens&dpPl=1&dpID=51g9KWUTKPL&ref=plSrch)

u/xxxJakkxxx · 1 pointr/boardgames

Like These, or These, or These, or These?

u/MangyRunt · 1 pointr/boardgames

if you mean Sushi Go Party, it's available on Amazon.co.uk

u/Miskatonica · 1 pointr/Gifts

Hello u/r00nwit,
My name is Kara and I handcraft Secret Safe Books which are real books made into hollow books with magnetic closures, which could hold all sorts of small treasures, including of course, cash.

Some of my suggestions which are at different price points, from $39.99 - $72.99 ~

u/MrsJeek · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Did you play the NSFW version?

u/onlywatanabe1 · 1 pointr/Damnthatsinteresting
u/neenerpants · 1 pointr/gaming

At 5 years old?! What do you think he's browsing at that age? 5 year old kids have an average vocab of about 2,000 words, and are still playing games like chutes and ladders. Hell, shit like Guess Who and Hedbanz are both suggested for kids aged 6+ and 7+ respectively. I hardly think this kid is surfing the dark web on his homebrewed proxy.

u/Maxpowr9 · 1 pointr/boardgames

It was just reprinted in the States. You can check US Amazon for shipping costs but no idea what it normally retails for in the EU.

u/johnly81 · 1 pointr/geek
u/nightshift31 · 1 pointr/gaming
u/Zendu · 1 pointr/Pathfinder_RPG

Cool, we use these, I like the feel, though they aren't reusable.

http://www.amazon.com/Learning-Advantage-CTU7387-Blank-Playing/dp/B001UG392E

u/czxxx · 1 pointr/dndnext

I got a bunch of sheet protectors for my group.
They go in some dollar store binders with lined scratch paper and some trading card sleeves to put hand written spell and item cards. Combine with cheap dry/wet erase markers and a pencil, and they're good to go for several campaigns.

u/melrom · 1 pointr/GiftIdeas

It's unclear who is having the surgery (mom or sister) and what their physical limitations would be.

Comfortable slippers, a nice housecoat or robe (if breast cancer surgery, there's special robes for that), cozy blanket

Some games: https://www.amazon.com/Codenames-Duet-Player-Word-Deduction/dp/B072J234ZF/, https://www.amazon.com/Scrimish-Strategy-Card-Game-Portable/dp/B018SUEAE0/, https://www.amazon.com/SET-Enterprises-4001-Five-Crowns/dp/B00000IV35/

Madlibs: https://www.amazon.com/Family-Tree-Libs-Roger-Price/dp/0843116439/

Coloring Books (if knee replacement, check out https://www.amazon.com/Color-Laugh-Through-Replacement-Recovery/dp/1518841740/), Paint by Numbers, a good book, 1-month Netflix subscription (or similar) if they'll be resting up on the couch a lot

u/BATTLE_METAL · 1 pointr/AskWomen

If you can find a group of friends, maybe take up board games or card games? There's a really fun card game called DC Deck Building Game that I play with my friends. It's nice because you don't need to buy any extra cards; all the cards you need to play come in the original box. It takes about 30-45 minutes to play a round, you can play with 2-5 people. It's a ton of fun and goes well with another favorite hobby of mine, craft beer drinking!

u/diligence_is_key · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon
u/EndersGame_Reviewer · 1 pointr/playingcards

Cheers and thanks. The Queen of Hearts is included as an extra gaff card (e.g. you could do a colour changing deck routine).

It's hilarious reading some of the negative reviews on Amazon for this deck (link). Lots of buyers didn't realize it's extra card (and that the deck does have a red-backed Queen of Hearts as well), and put in complaints that something was wrong with the deck! I've posted some good examples in another thread on Reddit (here).

u/LumpenBourgeoise · 0 pointsr/starcraft

I don't know this game you linked to, can you provide me with the link to a twitch stream where I can see the gameplay?