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Abigail :: TheSeventhVeil |
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little long, but the release of the new cards makes em want to share my work in a completely related discussion. The lost suit:
I will have to remake my home-made lost 7th suit for the deluxe edition.
(which is mentioned in the book that pairs with these cards and has harrow-related traits for all classes)
anyway, enough raving about the products. I created my own 7th suit cards and the first draft is as such: (based off the old 7th statistic from @nd Edition) Commliness. beauty, ugliness and first-glance reactions
my first run of the lost suit (my first edit will change as i learn more about Kyle's design intentions, short stories [that he wrote for each card] and feedback from my players over the last year)
LG the Grove (untouched wilderness and place of rest) [was the heart warden, but thats from a different game world]
LN the wizened crone (youthful beauty lost but gained wisdom)
LE the Eye Tyrant (the beholder, perception can be misleading)
NG the Canvas (blank and full of potential) [was the artist, same meaning]
N the mirror (i drew the mirro of erised, what you want is either good or bad for you)
NE The siron song (temptation lulling you to disaster)
CG the kiss (and elven man kissing a maiden, the kiss is brief but could be remembered for a long time)
CN the minstrel (a satyr, capricious or kind)
CE the seductress (a succubus, too similar to the siren song, one of them is getting cut in the future)
bear with me this is not for people to deconstruct and tear this apart, what ideas do you have? changes your own take? (instead of criticism: more cards!). i intend to start a discussion about the lost suit, and my idea so far. for the old cards i got card protectors so when my lost suit came up it was hard to see until flipped over. with the new tarot-like cards im going to have to make the lost suit more carefully for it to fit