DEATH DECK GAMES
Have fun with some taboo talk
The Death Deck
A lively game of surprising conversations
You think you know your friends and family, right? But do you know their thoughts on the most universal yet rarely talked about topic of all? Players of The Death Deck partner up to guess answers to deep, funny, and sometimes weird questions on the topic of death.
With 112 cards and numerous ways to play, The Death Deck encourages lively conversations and life-changing dialogue.
Play On, Brave Souls!
The E•O•L Deck
A tool for professionals and families to explore end-of-life choices
The E•O•L (End of Life) Deck is a tool used by families, caregivers, and healthcare providers to help facilitate conversations about end-of-life wishes. With a casual tone, multiple-choice and open-ended questions, The E•O•L Deck makes starting conversations about what matters most a little easier.
About the Creators
Lori LoCicero is a freelance writer and the co-creator of The Death Deck. A creative storyteller and eternal optimist, Lori combines her personal stories of loss with her innate sense of humor to write about life and talk about death. Her memoir, Clouds Far Behind Me, offers readers an intimate look at loss and her discovery of post-traumatic growth and was the catalyst for the creation of The Death Deck.
Lisa Pahl is a Hospice Social Worker, ER Crisis Interventionist, and co-creator of The Death Deck. Lisa has witnessed hundreds of deaths which have taught her innumerable lessons about truly appreciating life. Lisa’s goal is to help people cope with illness, dying, and grief. With a passionate belief that peace at the end begins with meaningful conversations over time, she engages people in talking about and preparing for this difficult stage of life.
How to Play The Death Deck
1. Gather Your Family & Friends
You like each other already, so this part should be pretty easy.
2. Open The Deck
We suggest you read the instructions first but feel free to jump right in or create your own unique way to play.
3. Play The Game
You’ll find out things about your friends and loved ones that you never knew. You might even discover some things about yourself.
4. Learn Something Very Important
We never seem to make the time to talk to each other about the important stuff…like our final wishes. It’s tough subject matter, we know, but by playing The Death Deck you’ll open these discussions and realize it’s not that scary after all.
What customers are saying
“I had fun, and learned a lot about everyone, including myself!”
Colleen
“Laughs, surprise, and excellent conversation. So fun! Can’t wait to play again.”
Tom and Michelle
“I had a lot of fun! I’m already looking forward to playing The Death Deck again with my friends!”
Jennifer
