Deadman's Sabacc & Binspo Deck

Jul 18
2 min read

Updated: Jul 19

Add this playing card deck from Rogue One and the Force Awakens to your Star Wars gaming collection!

The Deadman's Deck is a recreation of a playing card deck glimpsed in the background of several Star Wars films including The Force Awakens and Rogue One, and in the Battlefront II game on the Jabba's Palace battle map.

The graphics seem to follow the basic 3-suit structure of the 62-card Sabacc deck, allowing us to extrapolate a design for a full 62-card deck by reversing the suit colours for the opposing sub-suits.

Cards from the Deadman's Deck in a scene from Rogue One, in the Visual Dictionaries for Rogue One and Force Awakens, and on the Jabba's Palace map in Battlefront II

Here at Games of the Galaxy, the Deadman's Deck has been the jumping off point for designing the games of Deadman's Binspo and Laro, both of which called for adding an extra 0 or 'Void' card to the deck.

The Deadman's Deck is divided into 3 suits and 6 subsuits:

Triangles (Blue on White / White on Blue)

Circles (Red on White / White on Red)

Ovals (Green on White / White on Green)

It includes 3 black 0 or 'Void' wildcards, for a total of 63 playing cards plus a GOTG Holodex promo card.

Order the Deadman's Deck now from Make Playing Cards with box art or in a plain box.

Download 3D Printable Deck Box

You can order the Deadman's deck with a rigid art box, or you can order it in a plain carton and download a custom designed STL to 3D print a deck box! There are files included for single colour or multicolour AMS printing. It includes a dice tray for 16mm dice.

PRODUCTION

Proceeds from these decks are mostly absorbed by Make Playing Cards, with a small percentage going to the maintenance of the Holocard Cantina App.

DESIGN CREDITS

Deadman's Binspo and Laro game design by Mike Correy (Jump Point Games)

Deadman's Sabacc Deck designed by Rick Scott (Multiversal Exports)

Artbox Edition Photography by Jonathan Aponte (Sabacc for Charity)

Deadman's Deck Box designed by Chris Heim.

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