Dante's Inferno (Modern)

Let's be honest: Humans aren't perfect. Each of us is guilty of something at one point in our lives. God gave us free will to take responsibility for our actions or to deny any wrongdoings. The final fate of those with no remorse (and loving it) is found many miles from the center of the world (At least, according to Dante). As the saying goes: Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. This is especially true if she plays with this deck, which lets your opponent experience the shock and awe of the first third of the Divine Comedy without reading meandering medieval Italian poetry.

Our Pilgrim isn't taking a leisurely walk in the park this time. Instead of being a passive witness to eternal torment, he is actively evading the damned (the Incontinent, Violent, and Malicious) and avoiding submission to their sin. With a little guidance from the Virtuous Pagans from Limbo, the Pilgrim keeps his pace and footing along the path towards the exit, barred by the Devil himself. Stuck in the lowest point of the Inferno, the Ultimate Enemy could use any company that's comes his way. (and crunchy snacks)

Dante's Inferno is guaranteed to make you see some stars at the end of the journey and have your opponent regret challenging with the forces of Hell.