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The good -- A great concept, a generous number of cards, and six blank bonus cards to personalize the deck.

The bad -- This deck features hideously amateurish artwork in a style harkening back to the drudgery of dragging myself through my uninspired public school textbooks... but worse. These drawings are depressingly bad: messily clashing colors and patterns, people whose arms are of wildly differing lengths with extra joints (the "athlete" is a broken Stretch Armstrong), children with stubby little arms and hands larger than their heads, expressionless round NPC faces, chronic obesity, no sense of the third dimension or the human form, all dulled by the drab aimlessness and alienation of forced multiracialism. I feel sick with boredom the moment I look at any of them, an unease amplified by all this incessant bright red.

There's also some stylistic inconsistency in summaries on the cards, with intermittent uses of second-