set icon and continuous numbering. Fantasy Flight continued printing monthly Asylum Packs, arranged into six-piece cycles, for several years. Forgotten Lore Spawn of Madness Kingsport Dreams Conspiracies of Chaos Dunwich Denizens At the Mountains of Madness Ancient Horrors Summons of the Deep The Spawn of the Sleeper The Horror Beneath the Surface The Antediluvian Dreams The Terror of the Tides The Thing from the Shore The Path to Y'ha-nthlei The Dreamlands Twilight Horror In Memory of Day In the Dread of Night The Search for the Silver Key Sleep of the Dead Journey to Unknown Kadath The Yuggoth Contract Whispers in the Dark Murmurs of Evil The Spoken Covenant The Wailer Below Screams from Within The Cacophony The Rituals of the Order The Twilight Beckons Perilous Trials Initiations of the Favored Aspirations of Ascension The Gleaming Spiral That Which Consumes Ancient Relics The Shifting Sands Curse of the Jade Emperor The Breathing Jungle Never Night Into Tartarus Shadow of the Monolith Revelations Written and Bound Words of Power Ebla Restored Lost Rites The Unspeakable Pages Touched by the Abyss Deluxe Expansions In July 2012, Fantasy Flight announced that they would switch to a new distribution model: instead of the near-monthly Asylum Packs, there would be one 165-card deluxe expansion every four months, beginning with Seekers of Knowledge. Secrets of Arkham (110 cards) Fantasy Flight has announced that the reprint will have 3 copies of each player card (i.e. 150 deck cards and 10 story cards), like the other deluxe expansions. It will be released early 2014. The Order of the Silver Twilight (165 cards) Seekers of Knowledge (165 cards) The Key and the Gate (165 cards) Terror in Venice (165 cards) Denizens of the Underworld (165 cards) The Sleeper Below (165 cards) For The Greater Good (165 cards) The Thousand Young The Mark of Madness Gaming Milestones Yithian Deck In May 2006, as a special promotion, copies of the Yithian deck''' were handed out to tournament organisers. The Yithian deck was a purposely unbalanced deck, ignoring normal deck-building rules and featuring overpowered cards representing Yithians. Since these cards are so overpowered, they are illegal in normal tournament play. This Yithian Tournament had the following special rules: The first-place finisher challenges the Yithian deck, as played by the tournament organizer. If the first-place finisher is defeated, the second-place finisher takes his spot, and so on. All challengers must use the same