Shakespeare-Themed Playing Card Deck Review

The video is a review of a Shakespeare-themed playing card deck, focusing on its design, features, and artwork. The speaker shares a personal story about their college experience and love for Shakespeare, which led to their interest in the deck. The deck, produced by Bryan Sloan for luxe playing cards, features artwork by Virginie Carr Quinn and includes references to Romeo and Juliet. While the artwork is praised, the design is critiqued for its lack of premium features and readability issues. The video concludes that the deck is best suited for collectors and Shakespeare enthusiasts.

What major did the narrator finally settle on in college?

• Drama

• Art

• History

• English

What inspired the narrator to take Shakespeare courses?

• A requirement for their major

• A recommendation from a friend

• A penchant for drama

• A love for poetry

What is the name of the playing card deck reviewed by the narrator?

• Shakespeare's Deck

• Romeo & Juliet Deck

• Shakespearean Cards

• Montague vs. Capulet Deck

Who produced the Shakespeare-themed playing card deck?

• Virginie Carr Quinn

• Bryan Sloan

• US PCC

• William Shakespeare

What is the primary color of the Tuck Box?

• Blue

• Green

• Crimson Red

• Black

What famous scene is depicted on the Joker cards?

• Romeo discovering Juliet's lifeless body

• Juliet's balcony scene

• Romeo's duel

• The Capulet ball

Which character is depicted as a one-eyed Jack?

• Romeo

• Mercutio

• The Apothecary

• Tybalt

What unique item does Shakespeare hold in the deck?

• A book

• A quill

• A rose

• A sword

What is the main critique of the deck's design?

• Too colorful

• Too simplistic

• Faded parchment effect

• Lack of characters

What does the narrator suggest about the coloration of the cards?

• They should be more vibrant

• They should be more yellowed

• They should be darker

• They should be lighter