Kings Wild Project
Kings Wild LOTR Two Towers Gilded
Kings Wild LOTR Two Towers Foiled
Kings Wild LOTR Return of the King Green
Kings Wild LOTR Return of the King Foil & Gilded
Kings Wild LOTR Return of the King Black Gilded
Kings Wild Robin Hood
Kings Wild Plum Pi
Kings Wild No.13 Vol.36
Kings Wild No.13 Vol.33
Kings Wild No.13 Vol.31
Kings Wild No.13 Vol.27
Kings Wild No.13 Vol.12
Kings Wild No.13 Vol.11
Kings Wild Limited No.13 Vol.21
Kings Wild Limited No.13 Vol.15
Kings Wild Limited No.13 Vol.14
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.44
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.43
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.42
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.41
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.40
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.39
Kings Wild Gilded No.13 Vol.38
Kings Wild Alice in Wonderland
Kings Wild 3 Musketeer
Kings Wild 1982 VHS State Champs
Kings Wild 1982 VHS Kenneth
Kings Wild 1982 VHS 4th of July
Kings Wild Project: signature premium decks
Kings Wild Project is a deck publishing project led by the American illustrator Jackson Robinson. Each series is a theme project crafted in detail: original illustration, tuck box with foiling and embossing, and printing by USPCC on cardistry stock. Most editions are limited runs, which makes them regular pieces in deck collections.
Best-known series and lines
- Americana: a tribute to American iconography (presidents, symbols). One of the series with the most history in the project.
- Federal 52: banknote aesthetic, several colour editions.
- Heroes & Heretics: historical and mythical figures reinterpreted.
- Run-of-the-Mill: more affordable line with the same style.
- Collaborations with other artists and occasional Kickstarter projects.
Categories where you will find Kings Wild Project
How to choose your Kings Wild Project
- To start collecting: an Americana or Federal 52 edition gives you a representative piece of the Jackson Robinson style.
- To actually use (cardistry or magic): check that the specific model is on cardistry stock — most are, because they are printed at USPCC.
- For investment: prioritize series with a low print run and numbering. The discontinued ones tend to appreciate on the secondary market.
Frequently asked questions
Are Kings Wild decks numbered?
Some are, others are not. The Kickstarter series with a limited print run usually carry a number. The Run-of-the-Mill line is a continuous run and is not numbered.
Where are they printed?
At USPCC (Cincinnati, USA), the same printer that produces Bicycle, Theory11 and Tally-Ho.
Are they good for cardistry?
Yes. Being printed on cardistry stock, they have the right glide. The back depends on each series — some are symmetrical and others are not.
For more collecting, check out Theory11, Art of Play or the more affordable options in collectible decks.