Deck was part of 2019 Mystery Deck sale from Seasons Playing Cards. This was a deck from the "Uber-Rare" tier. From forum on United Cardists, creator Alex Chin stated, "Missing Island NPCCD Decks (Only 20 sets made). I was testing out making these as a puzzle where the missing clues were in the leftover pieces in your box the entire time! Twist! But in the end the puzzle never came through but still have these decks. Because they're not diecut they're actually more crisp than the actual full production deck."

Deck was part of 2019 Mystery Deck sale from Seasons Playing Cards. This was a deck from the "Uber-Rare" tier. From forum on United Cardists, creator Alex Chin stated, "Missing Island NPCCD Decks (Only 20 sets made). I was testing out making these as a puzzle where the missing clues were in the leftover pieces in your box the entire time! Twist! But in the end the puzzle never came through but still have these decks. Because they're not diecut they're actually more crisp than the actual full production deck."

Inspired by the intensely curious works of Escher, this deck was meticulously designed and illustrated to create a reality-bending deck in the most sincerest form. Good illusions blur the lines between dual designs, trying to persuade you to see something not quite there. But great illusions solidify those lines to transform these designs into unmistakably new perspectives. Large windows blend the boundaries between cards and box. Each deck in this year’s collection contains a singular perspective that controls the “reality” of the designs inside it, creating a stunningly visual change to the actual cards themselves. Will you be of the King’s persuasion and see his crown ? Or will your deck be captured by the Queen revealing a completely DIFFERENT set of pieces in tow? Bring home the world’s first dual perspective changing deck and keep a piece of playing card history for your shelf. This deck truly takes the genre to a whole new level. A quick video shows the utterly stunning visual change side by side between one “reality” and another to truly appreciate the amazing results these small perspective boxes can do.