On Apr 27, 2018, Jerry wrote:
Steven, even when you go to Paralabs website they tell you nothing about the cards (how many, features).
Just - "The perfect cards for Depicting Thoughts".

The pictures look like public domain images.
Does is follow any major peg system?

I have their ESP cards, the quality was pretty low. Cheap cardboard, not playing card material. So I believe this set will be the same.
Very reluctant to get this.

On Apr 28, 2018, Steven Keyl wrote:

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On Apr 27, 2018, Jerry wrote:
Steven, even when you go to Paralabs website they tell you nothing about the cards (how many, features).
Just - "The perfect cards for Depicting Thoughts".

The pictures look like public domain images.
Does is follow any major peg system?

I have their ESP cards, the quality was pretty low. Cheap cardboard, not playing card material. So I believe this set will be the same.
Very reluctant to get this.

It does not follow any peg system that I'm aware of. The images are illustrations of common everyday objects that were created specifically for these cards. As to the quality, they are heavy cardboard stock, but I wouldn't call them cheap. Yes, they do not handle AT ALL like playing cards, which is a virtue. When using these, you aren't going to shuffle or handle them in any way reminiscent of playing cards. They have a very different "feel"--both physically and psychologically.

If you have any reservations at all, then by all means take a hard pass. I'm not trying to convince anyone. Just pointing out something that has worked out very well for me and was sharing the info with others that may be in a similar place on their journey.