Review on 📚 The Ultimate Guide to Jillian C Wilde's Antiquities by Adam Huper

Seen these cards on YouTube. I've never been able to find out who made them or where to get them, which is sad because I'm pretty sure the reader got them for free from the author in hopes that she would promote them. Which she doesn't. Gem Goddess if you're wondering who I'm talking about. The cards are duller than I thought. Photos sometimes make them shiny. I do not mind. I think it takes longer. Mixing is a challenge because they stick together, but I'm sure it will get better with time. Maps are heavy. Some cards are so flexible that they wrinkle when shuffled. I don't think I'll have any problems with this deck. It gives off a faint odor. I don't know if it's ink or essential oils, but they're not very strong. I can just air them out. I don't usually like decks in big boxes because I don't have shelf space. You can't get rid of the box because it fits the travel guide. Really the only negative thing about this deck for me. Good variety of characters. The guide was also generous with descriptions. The price is fair. Image and design are of good quality. That being said, I don't think I would pay more than I paid for it.