Heresy was notable for instead using oversized cards with a much greater height. The similarity of the height to that of tarot cards emphasized the magical and mystical themes of the card game. The greater card size also allowed for larger art. On the other hand, the greater size was criticized for rendering the cards unable to fit in standard-sized card sleeves, as well as making shuffling difficult. Art The larger card size showcased art by such well-known artists as Tim Bradstreet, Gerald Brom, Michael W. Kaluta, Tom Kidd, James O'Barr, Andrew Robinson, Barclay Shaw, John K. Snyder III, Karl Waller, and Bernie Wrightson. Reception Steve Faragher reviewed Heresy for Arcane magazine, rating it an 8 out of 10 overall. Faragher comments that "Heresy is a wonderful game that proves that startlingly original atmosphere is just as important as innovative mechanics in CCG." Reviews Review in Shadis #23 References External links Heresy: Kingdom Come BoardGameGeek Reviews Heresy: Kingdom Come Frother Brothers UK Website Heresy: Kingdom Come SFKO Website Heresy: Kingdom Come in Google Group Heresy: Kingdom Come Virtual Spud Website Card games introduced in 1995 Collectible card games Last Unicorn Games games War in Heaven Angels in popular culture Demons in popular culture