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Free printable tarot deck with hand-drawn illustrations!

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printable oracle cards ❤️ only 89 cents

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I got my Faewood Fantasies oracle deck printed out 🤩 I’m in love with the artwork by Zack Castro! @paintcapsule I can’t wait to trim these out and play with them ☺️

I made this deck as a tactile, magical companion for my stories set in the ethereal realms of Edenwood Valley.

The Faewood is a wild ring of ancient forest encompassing the heart of this valley, and shares her secrets with only a very special few who venture across her threshold.

With 60 cards of fae wisdom in alignment with the seasons of an enchanted forest, this deck is perfect for a dose of daily inspiration 💜

✨ Printable oracle decks

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HAZARD POKER IS OUT!

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PATREON INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

Hello and welcome to this post! I decided to make a Patreon after some followers of mine said it might be a fun idea! In this post I will give you all some information on said patreon so you know what to expect and see on there!

THE LINK OF MY PATREON: HERE

ALL EXCLUSIVE CONTENT

My patreon will have exclusive pick a cards available for all members;

18+ pick a cards will be available for all members as well, a certain topic you do not really see on my Tumblr page;

Extended pick a cards of some I post on Tumblr will be available on my patreon;

You will be able to vote on upcoming pick a cards, ones for my Tumblr page as well as patreon-only;

Requesting pick a card prompts is available on my patreon;

Free printable oracle decks I make;

Free readings are being offered on my patreon.

NOTE: anyone who joins my patreon, no matter the tier before february 7th 2025 will get a free reading with a question of choice.

IDEAS: if you have any more ideas to add to my patreon please tell me! I really enjoy all imput.

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I want to take a minute to address the above because it's not entirely accurate.

I'm selling someone else's art. True, this deck was designed by Pamela Coleman-Smith in 1909. But not only is this art in the public domain (meaning it's legal for me to re-sell it, it's not plagirism) but it has been modified. Many many big companies do this, all the time. A simple Google search will show Van Gogh's prints for example on t-shirts, mugs, as prints themselves - you name it. I chose to sell this as a colour in as the Rider Waite Smith tarot cards are the standard and almost all modern tarot decks are based on it and I wanted to learn more about the symbolism they use.

Creating it didn't take any effort. False, I didn't use a filter to create these files, the filter of free sites that they use above does work on some of the cards, but not on all. If you try to use it on some it shows grey in some areas which makes colouring it difficult. You can see for yourself using the black and white filters Picsart or Photopea, the Justice card in particular isn't great. This is why I didn't do it, I will post an example of this later to show the point.

Ultimately I made this product for sale because at the time because it was something I wanted for myself and couldn't find. There's a tarot colouring in book you can buy but I wanted to be able to print out specific cards and more than once so it didn't really fit my needs. I sell no other things on my Etsy shop in the whole time i've had it (over a year) because i'm not trying to rip off people and make money, I just found an unmet need and decided to fill it. If you take issue with this i suggest hassling big companies who make ridiculous amounts of money selling public domain art (or worse, companies that rip off small artists). I'm just a regular person who is interested in tarot and trying to get by, like the rest of us.

I just created an Etsy shop! My first listing is a full set of printable tarot colouring in pages!

Why learn tarot?

It can help you understand a situation

It can be used to gain insight into the past, present or future

It can inspire you to take action

It can be used as a journal prompt

It can be used as a meditative tool

It’s a great topic of conversation, people love to have their cards read!

Benefits of coloring in:

Relaxes your brain and Improves brain function

It can induce a meditative state

Reduces anxiety and relieves stress

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Incophearent Update/Design Reveal

Hi everyone! We wanted to give an update that the Incophearent deck has officially been finalized and submitted to be printed! If all goes to plan, it will be shipped to one of our mods who will then give it to dnp at their m&g.

We also wanted to give everyone an update on the design as well as a potential playable version of our deck, as questions about those have come up. Once we have the physical deck, we'll show off some pictures of how the official cards turned out so everyone can see the final product. At that time, we will also be sharing a printable pdf file of the entire deck as well as instructions for getting them professionally printed if anyone would like.

In the meantime though, enjoy this little digital sneak peek at some of our cards and the official design! Be sure to click on the picture if you want to see it in full high quality.

(shoutout to @mothmanbussy420 aka @lumintsu for the design/graphic!)

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TarotWeaver, a Tarot TTRPG

Take your fate into your own hands.

Back TarotWeaver on Kickstarter.

A year ago I had the pleasure of running into two incredible artists at Sonoma State University while taking a drawing class. At the time I was mulling over the idea of a tarot based roleplaying game, but knew that to do the project justice I would want to create a tarot deck for the game. I knew writing the game would already be a mountain of work, lo and behold Arie and Sara had reimagined the major arcana for their final project.

It felt like fate had put us in each other’s path at that moment.

Over the following year we collaborated to create a unique game taking inspiration from Over the Garden Wall, Adventure Time, Cairn, Into the Odd, Whitehack, Everway, and the OSR. While Arie and Sara worked tirelessly to create 78 amazing images in their reimagining of the Rider-Waite deck, I set out to create a lightweight and fun game.

I had two design sensibilities going into the project. The game could only use tarot cards for all of its mechanics. Something that turned out far easier said than done. The second was the entirety of the rules and an introductory adventure had to fit into 48 3.5”x5.5” pages. With some napkin math that meant only 720 square inches of space to write. For comparison, Mausritter has roughly 960 square inches of printable space at 24 5.5”x8.5”.

It’s difficult to pin down how excited I am for this project to come to life and hope to share it all with you soon.

Cheers and happy holidays.

[jpitha]

The Long Way

This is an edit of an old one of mine.

"No" Cellmenian's voice rose in pitch. She was trying to hold back the rising tide of panic. "No." Her fur bristled and stood out straight, making her look fluffy. Without knowing why she did it, humans might call it cute. It was not.

The blast had only happened about an hour ago. They were en route from Sol to Parvati, a ferry flight of the Starjumper City of Troy, when three of the four reactors had oversped and exploded. If that wasn't bad enough, they were just about to engage their wormhole generator and link over when it happened. The explosion had caused an overload of power to flow to the wormhole generator, and they mis-linked. THe wormhole generator was sheared in half, with the other half somewhere else in space. Deep in interstellar space, Troy was able to triangulate their location from known pulsars, but that was a small comfort when they calculated how long it would take to cruise to where they could be rescued.

"I'm sorry Celle, It's the only way." Kat said, shrugging. "We're too far from the warp gates; we lost most of the reactors in the blast. Hibernation is the only way to get back. It won't take that long. Maybe a decade."

The humans had explored space for a long time before they found other sapients in the galaxy. Long enough to try out just about every different kind of way they could think of to shrink the distance between stars. Most other sapients think the humans insane for the different ways they made "canned mammal" and flung it into the abyss.

They assumed it was some human thing; a desire to leave their planet by any means necessary. They thought the humans were trying to escape. They were right, but not for the reason they thought. It wasn't escape the humans sought, but exploration. The need to see what was out there with their own eyes. The need to go somewhere new.

Among the more gossiping sapients were whispers that there were still human generation ships, soaring in the interstellar darkness between stars. Ships where whole cities of people grow up, live, love, and die just to be caretakers of their hibernating colonists. Being born, living, loving, creating the next generation, and dying not even knowing that their compatriots back home can now warp between stars in days and (for the truly in a hurry) punch holes in spacetime and link between planets with a wormhole. When asked, the human authorities get quiet and make noises that make it clear that this line of conversation is done.

Only the humans make wormholes, the other sapients shudder at the insanity of it, yet, will still use their systems when they need to be somewhere right away.

"Cellmenian?" It was City of Troy, the ship. "I do not have the printable mass to repair the wormhole generator, and even if I did, the reactor's destruction severely limited my power producing ability. I can thrust towards Parvati, but at this distance, it will be... a while before we get there. I am sorry."

"No!" Cellmenian was screaming now. "You can't consign me to spend however many years it takes for us to get to a place where we can be rescued when I...when I..." She broke down, sobbing. "When I have my family to get home to." She slid down to the deck, sitting rather than passing out, tears streaming from her large eyes. "This was supposed to be a one month trip!" She cried "One month!" Kat couldn't help but notice that the K'laxi cried just like humans did. She didn't mention it though, Celle was going through enough.

Kat sat down next to her friend and said nothing. After a while, she put her arm around the smaller sapient. "I'm sorry Celle." She whispered. "If I could wave a hand and fix it, I would."

They sat in silence together, the gravity of their situation pinning them to the floor.

"What about everyone else?" Celle asked.

"Unfortunately, many of them were caught in the blast." Troy said. "You, Kat, and a few others are all that is left. They are all preparing to enter hibernation as well."

"And you're just okay with this?" Celle's ears and tail were flicking in irritation. "Most of the crew is dead, and you're all being entirely too calm about it."

"Well, for one thing, we've had training." Kat said, gently. "We understand that even though we've been a spacefaring species for a long time, accidents still happen. Any trip we take could be our last, or could take so long that everyone we know is gone by the time we return." Kat sighed. "And for another thing, if we stop, we'll die too, Celle. We will mourn them when we're safe. For now though, we have to put it aside for our own survival."

"A beacon!" Celle stood suddenly, unsteady on her feet. "Why don't we link a beacon to Parvati for help?"

"Our supply of beacons was destroyed in the blast." Troy said. There was a touch of sadness in their voice. "I am making a note to recommend that emergency beacons be placed in other areas of the ship for future revisions."

"So that's it then." Celle said, sitting back down, her eyes welling with tears again. "I spend decades in a box, and when I awake, everyone I know is old or dead."

Kat said nothing, she just sat with Celle.

"Okay." Celle said, with a sniff. "If we're going to go into hibernation, I want to do it now. I want the shortest possible time conscious before I see my... family...again." as she blinked, more tears ran down her cheek.

"Well Troy?" Kat addressed the ship. "Are the hibernation berths printed?"

"Almost, Kat." the ship replied. "Luckily, I had some data from Contact about K'laxi needs in hibernation. You can both hibernate safely for the boost home. You'll climb into the cabinet, close the door, and before you realize what happened, the door will open, and you'll be at Parvati."

"Let's go then. No time like the present."

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Game Pile: For The Queers

For the Queers is a Descended from the Queen game, which is focused on developing queer relationship dynamics, at least, according to its copy text. It was produced by Scholastic Dragon Games and it’s available on itch.io and it’s in that particular category of $3 print-and-play games. Its presentation is a little ropy, it’s not exactly a looker of a game, and I don’t feel like it’s reasonable to pick on it for looking like it was made in Google Docs.

It is a challenging comparison to strike, though, because For The Queers is modelled on the storytelling pseudo-TTRPG, ‘For The Queen,’ a storytelling card game lauded for being, well, pretty solid, and for what amounts to a game of sitting around in a circle telling stories, it has a truly beautiful presentation and excellent approach. In addition to its sumptuous visuals, For the Queen is extremely well constructed in terms of its approach.

It’s built around a single deck of cards that’s set up so the first time you start the game, it’s already in order to teach you how to play the game and get you playing the game in the same fluid exchange. You just flip the cards off the top and go around reading them, in turn, for each player, until suddenly a card asks a player a question and they need to answer it. Using these questions, the players then construct a narrative, integrating the answers to one another’s questions, all building up to a dramatic conclusion to the whole narrative with a final card that, in For The Queen, is simply ‘The Queen Is Under Attack: Do you defend her?’

Everyone answers.

Game ends.

For The Queen, which is already such a simple game engine that it’s functionally impossible to control access to, has a SRD, a system reference document. You can make your own games that invoke it and use the same engine, which, like, you can do that anyway, because game rules are not copyrightable, but if you do it this way, with the SRD and invoking its branding, then you can connect your game to For The Queen, which is, you know, that’s cool. I like that, because it means that you can openly and directly show connections between games. Good stuff.

The central relationship in the story of For The Queers is that the characters are all given a central truth to their prompts: You are in the retinue of a royal, the Queen, who is ‘free of gender,’ and they are travelling with you to again, to journey to a distant land to broker an alliance, but also, this queen, they hold your heart. You are in their retinue, and they love you.

There’s a deeply different materiality to this game being a print-and-play of a paper sheet and an ordinary deck of playing cards. The game For the Queers is modelled on makes sure the deck of cards gets to be this enchanted device, a physically perfect device that controls the focus entirely. You flip a card, and that card presents the question. The art of the Queen in that game gets to be centralised and all the players are engaging with the question in front of them and only the question in front of them.

By comparison, For the Queers requires you look at the card flipped, then a lookup table, which is multiple pages long, and which has all the questions on it present ahead of time, meaning that it’s not hard for a player to mistakenly look at a question that they’re not ‘meant’ to (and isn’t even necessarily going to show up in the game), colouring their experience of the question.

It’s a testament to how a game system is not just the system but also how that system is presented. By putting the rules material in the most convenient to make form (a big a4/letter-printable sheet), the game is diminished in how it presents things that aren’t relevant to the players in the play experience. It’s hardly a real problem either — after all, there are a host of different ways you can approach this. Heck, the whole thing could be a very convenient web applet, just a website you press a ‘next card’ button on, using a simple script to randomise the prompt.

The form the game takes informs the way the game plays.

For The Queers is a For The Queen variant that promises a focus on ‘queer relationships,’ which is a really loaded place to start with things in a way that makes me pre-emptively grimace emoji. Queer relationships are massively varied; my marriage to my partner of twenty years is a queer relationship which has never been particularly in any way interesting, but so to is the relationship of one of my friends who has a literal spreadsheet to manage the intersecting commitments of their different alters’ different polycules. Capturing the breadth of those things in a game simulation of this engine runs a risk of failing to catch either end.

After all, I am one of The Queers, and reading this game’s prompts, I found myself struck by how much none of these questions invited interesting answers, or, particularly, were informed by The Queerness. Now, of course I’m not going to be a great eye level character here; after all, in a podcast about Disney movies, I routinely called out how often the narrative of every movie was a terrible relationship and everyone deserved to be guillotined, but I like to think I can suspend my sense of disbelief and personal politics easily enough to engage with the game that exists in terms of its narrative framing. This is about people who are doing something very important generally (helping the Queen on their way to trying to save the kingdom through an alliance) and very important specifically (you are travelling with someone you are in love with and the many other people that they love, and dealing with the boundaries of that).

Which means that the most prominent form of queerness this game forwards is polyamry and being loved by a queen who is ‘free of gender,’ and what that means is an exercise for the reader. The polyamry element as a form of queerness is, you know, fine, I’m not one of the people who thinks polyamry doesn’t count as a queerness, it’s something that heteronormativity wants to attack and disempower, they can come in under the umbrella as long as they want to be. But that’s kind of the extent of queerness in this space, and since we are also talking about a gender-unclarified queen, with literally no other world building information imposed, that’s kind of the limits of what kind of queerness the game and its story mechanics actually include.

In some ways, it feels breathtakingly sweet, that this game feels its vision of queer relationships are the natural outcome of what happens when you play this game, with these rules. It speaks to the idea of a player community where there is no need for anything but the natural outcome of these prompts to be a queer relationship, because queer relationships are that obvious and easy, but also, the queerness is not defined by any kind of norm. It is Queer, because it says it is Queer.

Like, you know, Dungeons & Dragons.

Let me be extremely clear on this game, though: For all that this game has this verbiage out of me about its challenge, about the things I think it mis-steps on mechanically to achieve its ends, and the implications of what it chooses to be about, none of this is to dismiss the game as a game for its own sake. You can get this game for $3 and play it and if you play it with a bunch of people who want to tell stories about messy queers entangled around their royal love, grappling with their feelings and despairs, you will absolutely be able to have a good time!

Check it out on PRESS.exe to see it with images and links!

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today is my birthday. in hobbit fashion, I am giving you all a gift that is also Selfish on some level: 50% off Wizard War! ($4)

Wizard War is a Tradingless Card Game that asks two questions:

What if you could play a TCG-like strategy card game using regular poker cards and other household items

What if the card game War didn’t suck, and was instead complex, layered, and wizard-y

The digital edition comes with a tablet-friendly PDF and a printable PDF, along with a printable sheet of Reference Cards so you can easily keep track of all the rules for the smoothest play experience.

It also comes with a digital version that you can upload to playingcards.io and challenge a buddy, using a custom deck of pixel art wizard cards designed by yours truly

Everything you need to play IRL is included in the digital version, but if you're craving a more hands-on Wizard Experience, you can get the Physical Edition from my ko-fi page, starting at $20, and own the deck and zine for yourself!

You really can't get more Wizards Per Dollar anywhere else. Also: the game is legit fun. You can trust me on this bc I spent hundreds of hours making and playtesting it and still don't hate it

That's all, carry on, I'm off to celebrate being one year closer to looking like the wizard on the cover

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Cool Shit I've Made (masterpost)

If you want to support me, or if you just want to see what I'm up to, check out the stuff under the cut!

My Currently Active Sideblogs

@organical-mechanical: This is actually my main blog! Go here for all of my unrelated art, EVEN MORE off-topic posts, and the occasional reblog or link to other people's art, generally under the theme of bodily imagry, machinery and software, and/or the combination of the two. Naturally, there's a heavy content warning for blood and gore.

@mind-of-moth: My ask blog/webcomic/light novel? about an inexplicably human doctor in a My Little Pony-esque world grappling with various concepts related to death

My YouTube Channel

As you can see, my YouTube channel is tied to @organical-mechanical and not @hazard-symbols-that-fuck-hard, so you can expect the content to revolve more around innards and CRT monitors rather than the NFPA. In any case, this is where I store-- what else-- my video art

My Itch.io Projects

Hazard Tarot Cards:

A printable card deck for only seven smackaroos, featuring all of your favorite hazard symbols!

Hazard Poker Cards:

Similar to the tarot cards, but for poker!

Mad Science Interactive:

A mock virtual science lab where you grow your own transgenic beast using real-world techniques! The game is 100% free and playable in-browser, with bonus content should you choose to donate $10 or more! (it's basically a three-minute glorified slide show)

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PATREON MASTERLIST

total pick a cards: 38

EXCLUSIVE PICK A CARDS: current total: 16

Advice from your future spouse

How people feel in your presence

How they’d please you (18+)

How they will seduce you

How they will initiate sex (18+)

Poems that correspond with their personality

10 of their dirty secrets (18+)

Quotes associated with your future relationship

The best and worst thing you bring out of them

Things they dream of but won’t do in real life (18+)

What kind of lingerie they like most on you (18+)

What turns them on (18+)

What you should know about the next 30 days

What your future spouse thinks of your body (18+)

What your future spouse thinks about your voice

Your next romance movie trope [NEWEST]

EXTENDED PICK A CARDS: current total: 22

Book quotes associated with your future spouse’s traits

10 (more) facts about your future spouse

How to make them fall in love with you

How you two would resolve conflict

How people perceive you

If they are lying to you

Messages for you

Movie quotes associated with your future relationship [NEWEST]

Some motivation from your spirit guides

The first thing your future spouse notices about you

Their hidden insecurities

What is beautiful about you

What kind of beauty you possess

What romance trope you will have

What you need to work on

What your higher self wants you to know

Who is thinking about you and why

You vs. their ex

Your future spouse as a Monet painting

Your future spouse’s animal type

Your most effective manifestation method

Your next financial blessing

PRINTABLE ORACLE DECKS: current total: 4

The Aura Oracle Deck

The Butterfly Oracle Deck

The Odd Answers Oracle Deck

The Vincent van Gogh Oracle Deck [NEWEST]

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Jude's World is now LIVE on Kickstarter. But should you back it? Read on to find out more.

Jude's World is a solo journaling game about a precocious preteen trying to get their parents back together. It's a coming of age story and an exploration of different kinds of love. It's bittersweet and comedic in tone, with a healthy dose of 90s nostalgia for those who partake. The game has taken a year to develop, including extensive play testing. You can find out more about all that from my development diary posts on this very website. Including the inspirations and ethos behind the game, if that's of interest to you.

To play you need a tarot deck, a journal, and 2d6. I've also produced a bespoke workbook to help you keep track of the people you meet and the keepsakes you find throughout the game. A physical copy of this comes with one of the reward tiers, but you get a printable pdf version with the digital tier as well.

It's a simple play loop, easy to generate story and super fun to create your own version of Jude and walk around in their head.

More details, including a short video of me talking through the game, can be found on the campaign page here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/buttonkin/judes-world