theory11 Monarchs Playing Cards (Red)

I already have the Black Monarchs and the Prestige edition, and I like them so much that I decided to add the Red Monarchs to my collection as well. The same great quality, design, and tuck case carry through perfectly. The red paired with the gold looks fantastic and gives the deck a very classy, elegant feel.

Saw the Prestige version drop — grabbed a couple right away! Then I realized I never had the original red Now You See Me deck, and the TnT trick also uses that red colorway. Super stoked!

Absolutely a must-have — whether you're a collector or just looking for great workers. A timeless classic deck, no matter the color.

The cards are great! Thank you for wrapping then in protective plastic. The delivery idiot left them in the rain.

Excellent quality. Beautiful cards.

These cards are very simple yet elegant as well.

The red Monarchs are now my third deck in the series - bought blue and green previously. Each one is an experience, which is weird since they are exactly the same deck and tuck box, just different colour and seal. Not sure why it makes such a difference, but it really does! Each one stands on its own, and collecting Monarchs is kind of a mini obsession now.

The Red and Green Monarchs look and feel just as amazing as the regular monarchs and the tuck looks just as nice. However I don’t know if it’s just me but the tucks for the Red and Green monarchs feel thicker, stronger and more durable than the tuck case on the original Monarchs. By far my favorite deck of playing cards ever created.

Second favorite deck of Monarchs, hands down, after the original navy. The matte brick-like red is elegant and eye catching, bringing even more excitement to the gaming table! At an extremely amazing price for the quality this is one of my go to decks!

The cards are gorgeous, the red that theory 11 has chosen for this set is perfect, and I'm very happy to have found the cards used in Now You See Me. My set unfortunately came in a poorly glued tuck box, the bottom opened as soon as I took it out of its platic wrap. Using a razor blade to scrape off the old glue and lightly score the bottom flap of the box, I got some hot glue to stick it shut adequately.