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<blockquote data-quote="Demetrios1453" data-source="post: 9193519" data-attributes="member: 6801060">Actually, as I'm reading through the book, there's a third deck as well (after The Deck of Many Things and The Deck of Many More Things a.k.a. the new 44 cards) - The Deck of Wonder. This is a new 22 card deck that's basically &quot;Adventurer's First Magical Card Deck&quot;, suitable for low-level play. The effects are nice, but fairly minor, and even the ones with undesirable effects aren't really bad and certainly not campaign-derailing. These cards could definitely be repurposed for weaker effects.The more I read through the book, the more I'm finding out just how packed it is. There are like a half dozen mini-campaigns that could be plugged and played elsewhere (including a good map of a keep for players who might want to purchase or build one of their own for a base). There are a huge amount of magic items scattered throughout the book, as well as a lot of monster stat blocks. And lots of suggestions on how to use the Deck in interesting ways beyond its regular use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Demetrios1453, post: 9193519, member: 6801060"] Actually, as I'm reading through the book, there's a third deck as well (after [I]The Deck of Many Things[/I] and [I]The Deck of Many More Things[/I] a.k.a. the new 44 cards) - [I]The Deck of Wonder[/I]. This is a new 22 card deck that's basically "Adventurer's First Magical Card Deck", suitable for low-level play. The effects are nice, but fairly minor, and even the ones with undesirable effects aren't really bad and certainly not campaign-derailing. These cards could definitely be repurposed for weaker effects. The more I read through the book, the more I'm finding out just how packed it is. There are like a half dozen mini-campaigns that could be plugged and played elsewhere (including a good map of a keep for players who might want to purchase or build one of their own for a base). There are a [I]huge[/I] amount of magic items scattered throughout the book, as well as a lot of monster stat blocks. And lots of suggestions on how to use the Deck in interesting ways beyond its regular use. [/QUOTE]

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