The Good: The visibile art is good and consistent with the Codex Infernus book. I should first point out that I didn't take a close look at the pics before buying the deck. I loved the book, so I got excited and bought the deck on impulse (that's definitely on me). The Bad:Everything about this deck seems cheap, which isn't consistent with the price point. The art on the front and back of the cards is the same. The only two cards in the deck with additional art are the two jokers, which have a couple (of the least appealing) demons from pictures within the book. It's worth noting that the art in the book is great-- while these aren't bad pics, they're certainly nowhere near the best that the book has to offer. Why they chose these two pictures for the Jokers, I have no idea. Usually, with a SW action deck, you also have art on aces and face cards at least. I would have loved a deck with the demon lords as K,Q,J,A. The suit and card numbers don't really stand out from the art (across a table during a tabletop game, for example), which makes them a little impractical. It was described as being printed on "premium stock". There is nothing "premium" about this card stock. The cardstock on a $3 set of Bicycle playing cards is superior to the stock used here. I love the book, but there's just nothing exciting about this card deck.