Waddingtons Number 1 Winning Moves WM04535-EN1-12 Card Game, Multi-Colour

these are good cards if you have a GoT or HoD fans

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Jolie mais malheureusement pas du tout pratique impossible de différencier les cartes car les catégories ne se différencient pas apparemment sais trop demander.

They are alright for a pack of playing cards. Very dark though. I had expected a bit more variety in terms of characters though. I'm not quite sure what I was expecting, but I thought it might have been more. Perhaps a variety of all the characters, or photo scenes from the series on every card. That would have been my ideal pack of cards.But they are ok for a standard pack of playing cards with house of dragon theme.

Whilst waiting for these to arrive, I amused myself by trying to guess which characters from the fantasy drama would be on the "Royalty" or "picture cards". Logically, I expected a different house or faction on each suit, and wondered if there were too few or too many characters to do this properly, so that some major characters would be missing, or minor characters pressed in to make up the numbers.The reality is much less interesting, as all four suits are identical, and feature: Rhaenyra Targaryen as the Ace, Daemon Targaryen as the Jack or Knave, Alicent Hightower as the Queen, and Viserys Targaryen as the King. Not only that, but the exact same pictures of the same four characters in every suit. Not even different outfits or attitudes to lend a bit of variety. The whole deck uses just FOUR pictures of HoTD characters, re-used x 4.As well as this, the colour scheme of the deck is very dark, so neither the "picture" cards nor the pips on the "number" cards really stand out. Yes, I know it's a dark show in many ways, and an attempt has clearly been made to reflect this, but does every card really need to be so gloomy and hard to read?Incidentally, there's nothing about the cards that is even remotely adult-rated, so it looks as if the "18+" designation is simply inherited from the show by default, in case minors might be tempted to watch. Either that, or it has to do with rules on the promotion of gambling, but I don't see age restrictions on regular playing cards. Funnily enough, I'm being asked to select the user's age as part of this review! Why am I being asked to select 1 through 13+ when the box says 18+?