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For those curious, here is a explanation that Lorenzo posted a while ago on the deck's background. I think he posted a longer explanation with pics on his patreon at one point as well.
The story of this deck in a few words.
Illustrated by multiple artists (me included, the tuckbox is my design plus a few cards) from and for the company Net Entertainment AB, based in Stockholm.
It was supposed to be given to clients as gift.
1000 units printed in Sweden by Offason.
Only the cards are wrapped in plastic, the tuckbox was not because printed by another company.
As far as remember the majority of the decks went to Malta, a few dozens remained in Stockholm for employees and a mini reserve that went forgotten I guess. Employees come and go.
kevork wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2023 2:02 pm
I would prefer the winner be someone unafraid to open the deck and share the cards with us, unless that's already documented somewhere?
Too rich for me as well, but a fantastic piece of history.
All I know is if this was when I first started collecting, I would've had this deck
Congrats to the winner.
kevork wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2023 2:44 pm
Yup, after asking the question, I was able to find bdawg's posts showcasing the cards, starting from here: viewtopic.php?p=213853#p213853
The pics are in another thread if you'd like to see, Honeybee. Link is available in my quote.
@playingcardophile
Who cares who designed them - Do they look any good!