This standard 78-card tarot deck follows the Publishing Goblin's journey through accepting the inevitable end of their divinity, and an accepting of their Mortality. A journey we must all follow eventually.
This is the first standard 78-card tarot deck from the makers of the Alleyman's Tarot. Featuring luxurious green foil borders and explosive art by the incredible Sam Dow, who also brought us our Gold edition of the Normal Tarot, you will explore the fictional world of Ajurea through the Goblin's Journey.
Our Publishing Goblin is a divine being whose power has been fading for some time. Knowing the end is coming soon, the Pub Gob has a choice: Continue to live separate from the rest of the world as a divine soul until the last, or forsake divinity to live a mortal lifetime. The acceptance of our mortality is a journey we all must make.
You can follow the journey throughout the deck. The deck is complete, and the guidebook resplendent. We only now need your help to make it real for the world to hold. So join us for the final Goblin's Tarot.
We begin with the Major Arcana, from The Fool to The World.
Then onward into the Cups!
And into the Wands...
...and bearing our Swords...
...finally to the Coins!
And joining the tarot deck itself is a gorgeous guidebook that not only teaches you how to read tarot, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, but that also spotlights the impossibly alive work Sam breathed into each and every card, while also teaching you more about this fictional world that the deck inhabits. You also get peeks at the early sketches and rough colors on each card in their guidebook entry.
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Publishing Goblin
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What are your favorite spreads?
We all have our own reading spreads that mean something special to us. What is your favorite, or your go to?
I have always been partial to my modified Celtic Cross (modified because over the years I forgot what it was meant to be and re-assigned the slots in different ways!) But especially as I've needed to answer questions for people on the fly here and there, I have leaned myself in to doing 3-5 card spreads with sideways cards underneath them.
I think of this a lot in the guidebooks for the Misery Tarot + Hot Housewives Tarots, having Underlying cards that explain what's happening in the cards above them with them as a lens.
