theory11 Star Wars Playing Cards - Light Side (Blue)

Any star wars fan would love this. The feel is soft touch finish and very cool look.

The grandkids love them!

Just what you need for the game playing Star Wars fan on your list.

I recently purchased the last two Star Wars "Red & Blue" decks to complete my collection of all five colored decks (Red, Blue, Gold, Silver, and White). In my view, these are the highest quality and most artistic playing card decks available. If you’re anything like me, once you acquire one deck, you’ll desire all five! This collection doesn't even include the two different "Mandalorian" decks, which I also own. All 16 decks of various playing cards that I now possess serve as fantastic accent pieces on my book shelf perfectly complementing my other star wars items!I will say as a newbie theory 11 collector I pulled these out for a game of Euchre and I was disappointed at the size of the letters/numbers. I have since chosen to only use these as collectibles and not actually playing cards

Purchased as a gift to my nephews, they loved these cards and they are little experts on this stuff!

This is probably the best Star Wars themed deck, but they should have been better. Let me start by saying none of what I am about to say was a shock, because I mostly knew what I was getting, but wanted to review after I got the actual item to see in person.The quality is the same as all other Theory 11 decks. If you like one, you like them all. They have a good feel, but a little stiff out of the box. Will need to be broken in a bit. The shiny, foiled embossed tuck case is nice. I like the custom Court, A's and Jokers.Here's where they missed the mark by a lot:1) As best as I can tell, they skipped C3PO entirely. How do you skip one of the most prevalent characters?2) R2D2 is only tangentially represented on the card back and tuck case. Needed a bigger role. As one guy said on YouTube, C3PO and R2D2 should have been the jokers.3) Yoda is only represented in quotes. Again, too big of a character to only a couple of quotes on the tuck case.4) I would have really preferred one Star Wars themed deck that represented everything in one deck. Instead you have to get the Dark Side deck and the Rebellion deck to get all of the quotes and images. The tuck case and card backs are different, but the fronts are the same on both decks. I decided to only get the blue Rebellion deck, because I'm not getting an entire second identical deck just to get a few more quotes and different backs.5) The back of the cards is quite the disappointment, and really where Theory 11 dropped the ball from a design standpoint. The shade of blue is a bit cheap looking. The design is fine. But the card backs really should have much more closely represented the tuck case design and colors. I have the Navigator set and it's gold on white - both the tuck case and the card backs. Great. But the tuck case on the Star Wars set is blue and white on black...two tone. I get that trying to match the design from a black case to a white-backed card has it's issues, but this simple blue on white looks much cheaper than the entire rest of the deck. Theory 11 has many sets that have 2 and 3 colors on the tuck case AND the card backs. They can do it. They got lazy here.In short, the rest of the deck is worth having it as a set. And after all the negatives I said, I only docked it 1 star, because I knew what I was getting...and I'm keeping it. But I will gladly buy a new Star Wars deck if Theory 11 or someone else comes out with a better version.

Looks good and feels good to play with

I love the cards