Morok Social Deduction Game Cards

Morok Social Deduction Game Cards is an innovative interpretation of the classic social deduction game Werewolf, distinguished by its sophisticated artistic direction and esoteric themes. Created by designer Egor Signiienko, this premium card game seamlessly blends medieval and Japanese mythological elements into a cohesive visual narrative, drawing inspiration from the literary work The Doomed City by the Strugatsky brothers. The game features 16 meticulously crafted cards measuring 89x146mm, deliberately sized to match traditional Tarot dimensions, enhancing its mystical aesthetic. The cards showcase a unique artistic approach combining 3D graphics with traditional art materials, including fountain pens, gold leaf, pencils, and pastels, which are further enhanced through digital post-processing. Players assume roles such as the Inquisition or Plague Doctor from medieval times, or characters possessed by Japanese demons, engaging in strategic gameplay that alternates between day and night phases. The physical production demonstrates exceptional attention to detail, incorporating full-color printing, selective UV varnish, and gold foil embellishments on high-quality paperboard, elevating it beyond conventional game design. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning creation in the Toys, Games and Hobby Products Design category represents a significant advancement in social deduction game design, particularly notable for its premium production values and sophisticated artistic direction that draws from historical research spanning multiple epochs and cultures.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: social deduction game, medieval fantasy, card game design, esoteric artwork, mythological characters, premium game components

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/117375

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