its mashed up from weird google/photoshop collage. so i ran into the "mana shortage" problem). I made this deck a long time ago based on this (and I only printed one. more strategy) you could make a "green deck" for example, and have all the major arcana be earth energy and all the small cards could be pentacles (minus the significators of the people you might want to be casting on), and this would make it so that you had access to the energy sources that you needed to cast the spells you wanted more regularly. If you had 4 tarot decks, you could "build a deck" (like in MTG. because in MTG you have a 4 card limit, you can only have 4 copies of any one card. This is why I said you may need to buy/fabricate 4 tarot decks in order to do this.
You keep cards in your hand, and you play them strategically, instead of reading the tarot randomly. For example, you could put down some energy sources, and play your significator, and then cast 10 pentacles (wealth) on it. Maybe the same rules, but it just doesn't fit right. They have 2 associated elements, 2 zodiac signs, and 3 planets.
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Not sure how to get the court cards into play. Each of the small cards has a planet and a zodiac sign (and an element), you would need 2 of the 3 keys to cast any spell.
Each major has an associated element/planet/or/zodiac sign. My current "theory" is to take the attributions from 777. What I am unclear about right now is casting cost. Do you have any major arcana? Like land, you can put one into play each turn. So, instead of laying out the cards, keep those 7 cards in your hand. (other info related stuff maybe too, newspaper, check email, etc) Upkeep: Shower, brush teeth, breakfast, etc.ĭraw: (draw 7 on day one), Draw one card. The order of operations when taking your turn at least: (keep this separate from your "main altar") this would be a dedicated altar to this purpose, so find a nightstand in the trash and spray it black or something. the setup would be to make a small altar centered around a tarot deck, and a small clear space you could lay out some cards. So, The Major arcana are "energy sources", the court are "creatures", the small cards are like "instants/sorceries/enchantments" 22 Majors, 16 court, 40 "small cards"Ģ0/40 is about the same distribution of "land" cards to "spells" in a "Magic: The Gathering" deck. Personally I think saying "how did he look?" Feels more natural than "what did he look like?"So, Let's look at the Tarot as a whole. So it's more like "what did he look like (at that point in time)?" because did is past tense. When you change it to "what did he look like?" means that you're probably asking friend A what friend B looked like when friend A saw friend B earlier.
The question implies that you don't already know what they look like. Does is present tense, so if you ask "what does he look like?" You are talking about right now. I should add to wanderrin's comment, that changing the verb from "does" to "did" changes the meaning. Hope that makes sense, and I hope it helps. Sentence B is an answer about how he looks right now, so the question before would be "How does he look?" So you need a description of what the person always looks like. So in your second question, A is absolute. Or maybe he does look tired (Because he hasn't slept very well, or he's sick). Right now, he looks sharp (because he's dressed in a tuxedo for the wedding). The second question ("How does he look?") is conditional, meaning his appearance is effected by current events. He is always skinny, 6 foot 2 inches, with brown hair, and a square jaw. The first question ("What does he look like?") is absolute, meaning your description of the person is always correct.