Island Deck PDF
The Island Deck is a versatile 6-suited deck, useful for many original games. This product has the rules for the first game, Showboat, in PDF form, but you will also find links to other print-and-play files below, including the cards and rules for Showboat and other games.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the links below.
The Island Deck is a unique 6-suited deck, useful for a variety of games.
Release Year: 2020
Game Type: Card Game
Designer: James Ernest
Players: Various
Playing Time: Various
Components to Print: Cards, Rules
The Roja Deck, or Roya Deck, was introduced to Port Ramon, Traza Ligera, in 1738 by Remolander explorer Roya Ruiz García Alarcón, better known as The Red Barber. It is also called the Red Deck and the Island Deck.
You can buy this deck on high-quality playing cards in a handsome tuck box from Drive Thru Cards, or you can download your own print-and-play files right here:
Island Deck at Drive Thru Cards (Flower Back Design)
Island Deck at Drive Thru Cards (Delano Beach Design)
Showboat: This is a family card game for 3 to 6 players, with alternate rules for two. It’s a simple but unusual game about carefully planned card play, and was designed in tandem with the Island Deck.
Powderkeg: This is a unique bluffing / gambling game in which the dealer squares off against all the other players, in a contest of wits revolving around just one hand!
Down the Well: This is a simple hand-emptying game with a twist - you need to guess how long the game will last, and last as long as possible in the final round.
Help with PnP: If you’d like to print and play your own cards from the files above, check out video on How to Make Cards.
Play Online! The Island Deck is now available in Tabletop Simulator. It’s just a big empty table with the Island Deck sitting in the middle, but for Showboat and Down the Well, that’s all you need! To play Powderkeg, just add some poker chips from the game components menu.
You can learn more about The Island Deck on its catalog page.