"ARABESQUE" by OathPlayingCards

[Lotrek]

I'm sorry if I offended you, this was not my intention. Just my first deck of Oath cards and they feel different lol.

No, you didn't offend me at all.

[Eric Lee]

I'm sorry if I offended you, this was not my intention. Just my first deck of Oath cards and they feel different lol.

Welcome to the long and deep rabbit hole that is Oath Playing cards, once in; you'll never want to leave. They are almost always feel different as Lotrek keeps experimenting with inks, foils, paper and varnish. (unless printed by the main printers of course, like his Ambassadors Players Ed)

[Bradius]

Time to bring up and old thread and a great deck review.

As The Tale of the Tempest closes in on fulfillment, it reminded me of one of the classic Gentleman Wake videos. The video just is full of the excitement of a fellow card collector. For those that are a fan of Lotrek and haven't seen this video, you should check it out. If you are not familiar with this old discussion thread and are a fan of Lotrek's Arabesque deck, this might be an interesting thread to look over.

[CourtCurator]

Watching this video about a year ago is how I discovered Lotrek, and it was the catalyst that sparked my intense passion for cards. Before watching this video, I had dabbled a bit on Kickstarter, but was unaware that there was anything available on the level of Lotrek’s work. The Arabesque Gold (along with the Silk decks) remain at the top of my list of decks I don’t have, but long to hold in my hands. I wish I had discovered Lotrek before these decks were released.

[Strag]

Thank you all for your amazing support despite my horrible delays (which I believe soon will be a past to remember and laugh with).

Hmmmmm

[Harvonsgard]

Lel.

[james001a]

The Silver Arabesque is in my opinion the best deck he has done, and a standout in my collection. What a piece of art. Stunning