In 1994, Steve reworked the old faithful Illuminati to jump on the trading-card bandwagon. INWO (Illuminati: New World Order) became the company's first million-dollar preship.
How do these games even work. That'd be interesting to see like an imgur scrolling album of all 450 cards where you can click them bigger size, to see what's going on.
Like how did these guys know about all the illuminati stuff, back in those days.
Was looking for The INWO Book, pdf. A Complete Guide To Illuminati: New World Order. Wound up getting it and going through it. 154 pages. These types of "Dungeons & Dragons" games, that's for super nerds who can handle how complicated it all is. I'm just not that smart, eh. But going through this pdf.. around page 60 they start showing some of these characters. These guys know what's going on with this conspiracy stuff. I guess they'd learn it from "books". What kind though, back in those days. Nerds, eh. They can handle reading lots of books.
Look at some of these characters.. "Count Dracula". Like this is pretty deep here. I only found out about this guy, earlier this year.. "William Schnoebelen (1949–) is a fundamentalist Christian who claims to have been (amongst other things) a Satanist, a Freemason, a member of the Illuminati, and a vampire." So.. these guys know a thing or two about what's really going on behind the scenes. How would they know this stuff back in those days. Oh.. they got another one later.. "vampires". Oh, they got a "eat the rich" card, where a guy's got an apple in his mouth, lying on a table. Tied up. They're gonna eat 'em. He's on a silver dinner platter with garnishes around it. We saw that the other day in the Robert Palmer music video. Oh, they got the "full moon" card.. where he's starting to turn into something but they don't call it the werewolf, like what Schnoebelen talked about. Going high enough up Freemasonry, they give you a choice to be either a vampire or a werewolf. Negative entity attachment get paranormal things going. The high quality cartoon illustrations on this many cards, must have been a super pain the ass, for who knows how long.
Looks like the Illuminati card game came out in 1982.
https://www.sjgames.com/illuminati/
In 1994, Steve reworked the old faithful Illuminati to jump on the trading-card bandwagon. INWO (Illuminati: New World Order) became the company's first million-dollar preship.
https://www.sjgames.com/inwo/
Check this out..
"1995 UNOPENED "One with Everything" Sealed Illuminati NWO Game ORIGINAL UNUSED" 450 cards in the box.
US $975.00
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/235974863349
How do these games even work. That'd be interesting to see like an imgur scrolling album of all 450 cards where you can click them bigger size, to see what's going on.
Like how did these guys know about all the illuminati stuff, back in those days.
50 Awful Things About The Illuminati
https://www.sjgames.com/illuminati/50awful.html
Was looking for The INWO Book, pdf. A Complete Guide To Illuminati: New World Order. Wound up getting it and going through it. 154 pages. These types of "Dungeons & Dragons" games, that's for super nerds who can handle how complicated it all is. I'm just not that smart, eh. But going through this pdf.. around page 60 they start showing some of these characters. These guys know what's going on with this conspiracy stuff. I guess they'd learn it from "books". What kind though, back in those days. Nerds, eh. They can handle reading lots of books.
Look at some of these characters.. "Count Dracula". Like this is pretty deep here. I only found out about this guy, earlier this year.. "William Schnoebelen (1949–) is a fundamentalist Christian who claims to have been (amongst other things) a Satanist, a Freemason, a member of the Illuminati, and a vampire." So.. these guys know a thing or two about what's really going on behind the scenes. How would they know this stuff back in those days. Oh.. they got another one later.. "vampires". Oh, they got a "eat the rich" card, where a guy's got an apple in his mouth, lying on a table. Tied up. They're gonna eat 'em. He's on a silver dinner platter with garnishes around it. We saw that the other day in the Robert Palmer music video. Oh, they got the "full moon" card.. where he's starting to turn into something but they don't call it the werewolf, like what Schnoebelen talked about. Going high enough up Freemasonry, they give you a choice to be either a vampire or a werewolf. Negative entity attachment get paranormal things going. The high quality cartoon illustrations on this many cards, must have been a super pain the ass, for who knows how long.
I don't think you're doing well, pal...