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It was called "Skat of Foxes" - and it is presumed that it was printed during the victorian era in london. And. It once belonged to a very popular magican...
So, a pack of cards...a quite ordinary not really noteworthy pack of cards, you could say. Well...you couldn´t be more wrong then.
Because this game is one to play with caution. Great caution. These cards are dangerous...very dangerous...
Foxes, everywhere. You will search the heart without success - foxes in mouse leaping pose are taking its place.
Fox eyes are staring on these cards. Staring at the players...Starung and staring and staring...
Why does it exist? What are the motives for its existence? No one really knows...and no one will ever know. Because no one asked that magician who once owned these cards...only his death was grieved, his truly and utterly sorrowful death - it is said, that the magician's fox disappeared after the accident...and with it the game...
Until it appeared again...in today's time.

the mysterious and long promised fox theme-card game, designed by me, featuring the characters of me and
the cards are of a high quality and actual cards
the game can be purchased directly from me, with the price of 25 Euro. (which are 37.00 USD, shipping not included. the total price with international shipping included are 46.00 USD ) - in case of interest, just send me a note or mail
that's it for now - the whole deck will be uploaded from time to time in my gallery.
yours,
culpeo



























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