Fantasy & Art
An elemental demon, created in ancient times by forbidden magic, is summoned as a weapon of war. When the wizard loses control at a crucial moment, the demon is left free to ravage the land. Cerra Meadows, blind since age seven, is fated to confront the demon and becomes instrumental in breaking the spell that created it.
The wizard seeks to regain control of the demon and eliminate Cerra, who must rely on her wits, a faithful black cat, and the ability to see what no one else can.
With a turn of the cards, a Stone Giant breaks loose from the Granite Mountains, leaving a path of destruction through the Regency of the Stands. The fabled guard towers of Safrasco are destroyed by a sorcerous griffin, the threat of war rising in its wake. Captain Ferriman turns to a blind herb trader named Cerra Meadows in the hopes she can help him navigate the sorcerous paths that threaten the peace of the Empire.
The Cards are drawn, the cast put into play. The Deck is ruled by the majics that created it. Events take on a life of their own, reliant on the strengths and motivations of the players whose avatars are determined by the draw. The Queen of Quills represents qualities that Cerra must embrace in order to discover the identity of the Seer and locate the Cards before her world runs out of Time.
A young shamaness, responding to a plea from the Great Wyrms, is drawn out of her hidden jungle home and engages the opportunistic sea captain, Pergrine, on a voyage to the Vazio Deeps.
Drawn to the same dark corner of the Bwyst Mar is the reclusive Padison, a forgotten Greycloak wizard seeking the hidden heart of the immortal sorceror, Mordanado.
Driven by accident and fate, O’la and Padison discover a common cause hidden within the foggy Rift. Guarded by the Kiliji and haunted by the Souls of Carmona, Brande will take them near the center of time itself.
Once entry is allowed, there is no turning back.
A long lost Masque created by ancient majics comes to light, one capable of transforming the wearer into the identity of another. Xavier Gaines is employed by the Sybellines to steal it before harm can come from its use, though he never gets the chance. It’s owner, Count Milado, dies in mysterious circumstances and the Masque has disappeared once again.
While the surviving royals struggle for control of the Milado estates, a troop of mercenaries and a lone wizard find their way into the intrigue. As Xavier struggles to discover the whereabouts of the Masque, deeper plots are uncovered that prove the Masque hasn't vanished at all, but central to a plot involving kingdoms.
Nothing and no one is as it seems.
Xavier Gaines, a corporate spy on the run, stumbles upon a strange house in a neighborhood he thought he knew. When the door shuts behind him, he finds himself shanghaied by the mysterious Tamarina Voxana to a land of magic and shapeshifters, charged with stealing the Book of Undone Deeds as his only hope of reprieve.
Xavier becomes a stranger in a strange land and must stay beyond the notice of the ruthless Guardsmen as well as a powerful Oracle, all who have reason to want him dead. To succeed, Gaines must discover the location of the Book and in the process, the truth of his own inner nature.
In the dark hours of morning, a disgraced and forgotten wizard spies a body of a woman left for dead in the cold waters of the harbor. A mystery surrounds the woman as he nurtures her back to health.
The ritual that was meant to slay her in sacrifice appears to be the work of a Greycloak mage, one who had stripped him of his arts long ago. Now the reclusive Pacolorius, known in the world only as Padison the glazer, must reclaim his most potent skill, the magic of dreams, to defeat the Greycloak before she is sacrificed again.
When an enchanter begins stealing the souls of animals to haunt the dreams of men, Ashia Verena, one of the ageless Guardians, is drawn into a confrontation that resurrects a dangerous secret of her past. A native girl stows away on Ashia's journey and becomes irrevocably entangled within the nebulous realms of magic and dreams. As the circle tightens, experience and innocence must join in hopes of overcoming the sorcerer's lust for power and revenge.
Numinon Tarot Deck
Designed by Bluebird of Wales, this deck employs a bold new approach to traditional Tarot. The Numinon deck presents a more organic approach while acknowledging the Ancestors and Animals that guide our paths. An elegant, oversized deck with gilt edging is an invitation to a thoughtful reading, giving the ritual the respect it deserves. The 78 card deck is contained in a box with magnetic closure as well as a 212 page full-colour illustrated guide to assist the reading.
The Numinon Deck as noted while including a beautifully rendered Reading cloth of organic blend cotton. Give your reading the attention it deserves. This elegant cloth features the cardinal points relative to your spread, featuring a generous 24" x 24" (61 x 61cm) size allowing room for deeper readings.
A reusable keeper bag and reading prompter card are included with the cloth.
7.5”x 9.5” - 60 Journal entries in 2 page spreads. Easy boundaries and prompts encourage writing and the reader’s own artwork. Suitable for any tarot deck.
Writing something down records the moment. Like anything else, Journaling takes practice. It often takes a trigger to inspire those thoughts and Tarot cards offer a tremendous opportunity to spur the effort. They provides prompts designed to be used, provide meaningful insights into issues regarding ones’ life. If you wish to take full advantage of your understanding of the tarot readings, keeping a daily journal practice is a beneficial habit. Documenting the readings help clear the mind, the clutter that comes when trying to reconstruct what has gone before. One can remember things better if they are written down. One can also begin to recognize patterns and assess what the past had revealed.