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The Lost Legends story takes inspiration from "The Middle Ages" in Europe, also known as the "Dark Ages." This era is characterized by ignorance and superstition, shrouding the world like a never ending nightmare. During this period, the Church initiated the lengthy "witch-hunt" movement, leading to the persecution and suppression of countless innocent women being accused. "Lost Legends" is a series set in this era, drawing from its historical context while incorporating fantasy elements to create an epic series.

Standard Edition "The Witch": The character depictions on the card box is delicate and captivating, presenting an enduring sense of historical weight akin to sculptures. With gold foils, the overall tuckbox stands out as an art piece. The Standard Edition is limited to 2500, individually numbered at the bottom. The overall construction of the tuck box leans towards the solemnity of Papal murals, while incorporating elements reminiscent of the Mughal decorative art style to achieve a harmonious composition. The card back and front designs feature extensive metallic ink throughout, providing just enough shine to enhance the designs of the patterns and characters. Also featuring a looming intricate pattern in the background, it further enhances the luxuriousness of the cards themselves.

Kickstarter campaign - King Star Hidden Light Series: Lost Legends Playing Cards

9 Tailed Fox, Regular, limited edition of 2588, numbered seal. The Nine Tailed Fox has been featured in many kdramas lately. In this version, she follows the tale of the Legend of Nine Tails Fox - a 2016 Chinese television series based on six tales in Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio by Pu Songling. Born in peaceful times in Qing Qiu county (literal meaning Green Hills), she resurfaced during auspicious and prosperous times.

Released on 16 Jun 2021 at 00:00. Within 2 hours, all 988 decks of 9 Colored Deer King Gold Gilded was sold out. Jingwei (Nvwa), Regular, limited edition of 5000, numbered seal. According to the ancient work Shan Hai Jing (Classic of the Mountains and Seas), the youngest and most favored daughter of the Sun God was named Nvwa (meaning "little girl"). The Sun God would go to the East Sea to direct the rising of the sun early in the morning every day and he wouldn't return home till sunset. Nvwa eagerly hoped that her father would take her to the sun-rising place at the East Sea for a look. One day, Nvwa was rowing a small boat by herself toward the East Sea sun-rising spot. Unfortunately, a sea storm came and mountain-like waves capsized the small boat. Nvwa lost her life to the merciless sea. After she died, Nvwa turned into a bird with red claws and a white beak, vowing to fill up the sea. She would hold stones and tree branches with her beak and throw them into the sea, crying the sound of "jingwei, jingwei...", as if encouraging herself. She kept filling up the sea year after year without stop. Later, the story of "Jingwei Filling the Sea" became one of the most important Chinese myths. It's widely considered as a symbol of dogged determination and perseverance in the face of seemingly impossible odds.