Designed by Lorenzo Gaggiotti, The House of the Rising Spade is a place built for imagination; an esoteric realm full of mysteries built for cartomancers, cardists, magicians, collectors, dreamers, and card enthusiasts. Cartomancer has a tarot feeling. The aces have a magick sigil, the borders of the 54 faces are in gold. Cartomancer was printed by Cartamundi with B9 true linen finish and cold-foil on both sides of the cards. Full-bleed black back design and gold cold-foiled graphic elements.

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Made by The H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society (HPLHS) at Cthulhulives.org.

The crystal wall of the universe shattered gradually. "It" was lured into the darkness by the chaotic whispers from the other world. When the pentagram reappears on the earth, all hope is lost. Everything is no longer redeemable. The reversal of the Luen symbol did not merely awaken "It". A deeper fear has quietly descended. Get ready to welcome the arrival of the "old gods" from strange lands. 克苏鲁·混沌之祸 Cthulhu: Curse of Chaos - "Great AZATHOTH I summon you! The destroyer of thought and form, descend upon, possess and grant immortality and eternal darkness to me! Let Nyarlathotep's shroud wrap around me. That way I can walk among the stars." Printed by KSPCC, using 310G German black core paper, limited edition of 2888. Double-layer tuck box, partial gold foil, covered with green invisible ultraviolet light ink technology. The card back uses dark red bronzing foil, with both card sides covered with green invisible ultraviolet light ink technology as well.

Designed by Lorenzo Gaggiotti, The House of the Rising Spade is a place built for imagination; an esoteric realm full of mysteries built for cartomancers, cardists, magicians, collectors, dreamers, and card enthusiasts. The tuck box was produced by Oath Playing Cards. The Faro variant gets closer to old poker decks from 1800's. No index at all, one-way design for all the cards. Play cards as they used to do in 1800's with a modern and esoteric touch. The deck was printed by the USPCC. The Faro variant features gold metallic ink on the back design, and a few graphic elements of the faces.