 Hey everybody, welcome back to Magic Orthodoxy. My name is David and this is my deck collection. Okay, so this is my deck collection and of course my deck collection is way too large to look at in one video. If I did one video, it would be like 30 minutes an hour or two hours. Who knows? We'd be here all day. So it's better to break these down into little groups so that you can just spend more time with the cards because that's what it's all about. It's all about the cards. So today we're going to look at the Daniel Madison collection. Of course I have more Daniel Madison cards than these but I'll show those to you in a different video. These are just the ones that are in the collection in the box that are set aside as Daniel Madison. Okay, we'll start off with the Lion's Den Casino and Lounge. You might remember that Daniel put this out as just hey I've always wanted to have my own casino and so he came up with this deck and so it's an all-black tuck case and like all Madison's cards all of his decks, they're all very simple designs, very simple tuck cases. So yeah, Lion's Den Casino and Lounge. Alright, so in that same vein of stand alone decks there was the SWE deck which was an homage to the SW Erdney's book, The Expert at the Card Table and the deck was made to look like that and be a companion to the book and there's been several Erdney's decks, several Expert at the Card Table decks but this is the one that Illusionist released. Then we also have the Madison Players. Now this is not an Illusionist deck, this is a Theory 11 deck. Originally Daniel Madison used to be one of the founding members of Theory 11. He was one of the 11 and so this was his signature deck that he released at that time. It was a marked deck and we had really nice soft stock and I think it's still a collectible for some people who would like to have all the different Madison decks. Alright, then we have two very creative decks. These are the Hustlers. It came in purple and orange and the back design was his logo but really exploded really large. These were really cool. I like these a lot. This is probably one of his thinnest stocks of decks, of all his decks. This was one of the thinnest stocks I found and I really like this deck. This deck got a lot of criticism from people for coloring and for the weird back design but I really liked it. This was probably easily one of my favorites of his. So yeah, Hustlers. Alright, so Daniel Madison also has rounders and so he has the black rounders that has the black design with his logo in white. We have the brown rounders that's of course like a tobacco color and then there's the white rounders but they're a black tuck case but they are white on the inside trust me. There is a blue color. Is there another color? I can't even remember. Comment below if I forgot a color. I think there's blue. Well I know there's blue and then is there more than that? I mean I know I just didn't get blue but yeah those are the rounders. Of course there are also the Daniel Madison dealers now the dealers came out two different ways. There was a full bleed back that was more like a casino deck and those were the greens and then there was a bordered back design and the bordered back design came in red and black and I have my blacks steel sealed up because they were collectible at the time. I don't know how rare they are to find now so these both have borders and the red and the black and the green were borderless. And of course Daniel Madison's latest release are the Kings decks. Originally they came in the gold foiled box. I left this one sealed up. I have a couple more of these. I found that this tuck case gets dinged up really quickly and the foil etching starts coming off and you see all this white scratch marks on it. It's a pretty tuck case but it's not practical for just carrying around your pocket. Probably if you like this deck you'll want to get a deck protector. Then of course you have the blood kings which are all red and then the black kings as well and they are a part of a deck series that Daniel released with Peter McKinnon. Alright so that was my Daniel Madison collection. 14 decks in all. 14 Daniel Madison decks and of course if you'd like to find more content at any time you can always head on down to magicworthodoxy.com. Thanks, bye.