White Monolith
$22.00
The Monolith Series is inspired by mythology and space, designed by Giovanni Meroni for Thirdway Industries.
White Monolith combines the purest metallic ink with some neon inks. It's visually striking and unique. Neon ink is fluorescent under blacklight, and metallic ink is very reflective. This deck has an alien look you've probably never seen elsewhere.
It's printed in the USA by the United States Playing Cards Company.
Features:
Here is an extract:
"Before leaving forever, we taught everything to our sons. We know your kind would forget, so we left something as our legacy. This will help you remember: your origin, your future. Maybe the whole universe."
The Gods decided to forge some Monoliths as their legacy to mortals.
They placed them around the Galaxies, nearest the intelligent species that could understand them. Thousands of years passed. The mortals remember just a little of the Ancient Gods. They gave them many different names. They inspired several legends and stories. Almost everything was forgotten. Then, the ancient Monoliths were found.
Will the mortals understand the Gods' message? Will they remember?
White Monolith combines the purest metallic ink with some neon inks. It's visually striking and unique. Neon ink is fluorescent under blacklight, and metallic ink is very reflective. This deck has an alien look you've probably never seen elsewhere.
It's printed in the USA by the United States Playing Cards Company.
Features:
- Custom design by Giovanni Meroni
- This deck uses 100% Pure Silver Ink - the shiniest metallic ink available
- Metallic inks + Neon inks on cards - front and back!
- Tuckbox with a lot of metallic ink and neon
- Premium paper for cards
- Printed by USPCC
- Designed for collectors, but spectacular for cardistry
Here is an extract:
"Before leaving forever, we taught everything to our sons. We know your kind would forget, so we left something as our legacy. This will help you remember: your origin, your future. Maybe the whole universe."
The Gods decided to forge some Monoliths as their legacy to mortals.
They placed them around the Galaxies, nearest the intelligent species that could understand them. Thousands of years passed. The mortals remember just a little of the Ancient Gods. They gave them many different names. They inspired several legends and stories. Almost everything was forgotten. Then, the ancient Monoliths were found.
Will the mortals understand the Gods' message? Will they remember?
