Arthur's Deck Of Many Things

The Deck of Many Things was originally an in-game item for the game of D&D, where players draw a random card to realise its effects.

While the Deck of Many Things was originally made for tabletop games, the standard 78-card Tarot deck also found its roots in the 15th century card game of Tarocchi, transforming into today’s ubiquitous deck of divination and self-reflection. Take a page from the history books and use this deck with your adventuring party as well as alongside your oracle decks. Don’t let silly things like rules tell you what to do.

The Deck of Many Things was originally an in-game item for the game of D&D, where players draw a random card to realise its effects. It’s inspired by the Major Arcana of tarot, and even features a few similar cards like Death, Moon, and Star. Housed within a magnetic closure box, this is the luxe version that features gold gilded edges as well as gold foil stamping to the front and back of the cards. This is a 22 card deck.

SIZE TAROT
MATERIAL CARD STOCK
ORIGIN CHINA

ARTHUR WANG

Arthur Wang is a designer and illustrator who grew up in NYC inspired by it's myriad mix of cultures, lifestyles, and beliefs. It was easy for him to become fascinated with the occult from a young age. Books of anthropological folklore, paranormal studies, and witchcraft throughout all ages and geographical locations filled his shelves, and from there, the marriage of the occult studies with his design background was an easy connection to make.