A brand new deck of juicy esoterica, which pays homage to classical designs and also manages to subvert them. THE PULP OF TAROT is a Frankensteinian creation, reimagined as a pastiche of Tarot fragments codged together a dozen other decks collected from around the world. These cards feature monsters, ancient gods, gunslingers, burlesque dancers, UFOs, futuristic buccaneers, and strange animals... all... [click here for more]
THE PULP OF TAROT expands with "THE BONE ZODIAC" featuring 12 star-signs and 3 alternates. These cards are intended as signifiers for the Tarot querant, but can also be shuffled into the base deck in order to mix things up a bit. Expansion sets are not necessary for using the basic PULP deck, but provide an extraneous level of fun and weirdness for collectors and readers who wish to dive deeper...... [click here for more]
For the Pulp Tarot collectors who will be choosing to pursue the secret Egg suit, which is entirely optional, this "Ace" will get you started... ... [click here for more]
A tunnel into the subconscious. Navigate the mind's under layers while encountering spirit guides and monstrous threshold guardians. Supersede conventional thought and enter into new wellsprings of inspiration. Handcrafted in the traditional surrealist style with illustrations by artist and publisher Waveform Fields. The Amadeo is a Lenormand style fortune telling... [click here for more]
The Queen of Hearts (Boudicea) is the first expansion card for the forthcoming PULP OF TAROT deck. It is not an essential card, as the PULP OF TAROT is complete and functional on its own, with 79 cards, but serves as an additional oddity for collectors and Tarot-users who wish to go beyond the norms. The divination meaning of this particular design has been left in the air, for the collector to determine;... [click here for more]
The Lost Cards of Atlantis is a deck of 52 Tarot style oracle cards. They can be used in traditional Tarot spreads and other layouts. These cards were channeled by a master teacher who called himself “Babazar, father of the cards” - a being from ancient Atlantis. They were lost to time but have now resurfaced. Simply hold the deck to your forehead, ask a question, and spread out 7 cards between... [click here for more]
Oops, the heroes have ruined the story, again. They managed to get Camelot invaded by the peaceful Seelie while King Arthur was at war, to kill teenage Karl Marx while vacationing in Space·Time or to blow up the Magical University where the entire campaign was meant to take place. Also, they have just entered the Unknowable Dungeon of Unspeakable Death, for which you have no maps, or they are... [click here for more]
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