The Deck of Many Things | Compatible with Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Fifth Edition | for use by Dungeon Masters & PCs | 5e Accessories | DND Dice TTRPG

I believe it is worth the money.

These cards are very high quality and very big. I point out the big part because they are hard to shuffle. In fact, they are also very thin but of good plastic so they aren't cheap. If you know your shuffles you can't riffle or faro shuffle these. On the one, they are too big and on the other, they are too thin. I have to overhand shuffle, but the deck has so few cards even that is a challenge. To me, this isn't enough to remove a star, but I think it's worth mentioning for expectations. The art is excellent and everything in the DoMT is in here. There is even a "cheat sheet" so you don't have to look in the book if you are pulling these out in a pinch.

This deck arrived today, and I'm already in love. The art for the deck is classy, fitting, and well designed. The cards themselves are wide like a tarot deck, and are made from actual playing card material. it comes with a genuinely comprehendible set of guide cards, and finally, the box just tops it all off. matte black and made of very nice hard cardboard. Gonna be completely honest and say that I wasn't expecting this kind of quality, and my party and I will definitely have a blast with these.

Solid cards

A stunning DoMT for a price that cannot be beat. The artwork on each of the cards is gorgeous and invocative, with The Void earning itself a special black border. It also comes with 3 DM cards that have the description of each card on it which is incredibly handy to have on hand verses having to dig into the books for each cards effect. As mentioned by others, the cards are on the thin side but given the general usage of the Deck it's not like you'll be shuffling these each session or on a habitual basis so unless you're careless it shouldn't present an issue. The cards are beautiful though and make a wonderful display piece and an amazing physical prop for the game.