Dec 17, 2017
Happy Holidays from the Fate Foretold team!
Spread the holiday cheer and until December 31st, use promo code "FATEHOLIDAY" to get 20% off your entire order!
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Happy Holidays from the Fate Foretold team!
Spread the holiday cheer and until December 31st, use promo code "FATEHOLIDAY" to get 20% off your entire order!
GENCON 50: The Eye of the Void PROMO
Headed to GenCon? We'll be there all five days, with events at the following places/times:
Wed: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM, Union Station :: B&O :: 3
Thurs: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM, ICC :: Hall B : White :: 40
Fri: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, ICC :: Hall B : White :: 39
Sat: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM, ICC :: Hall B : White :: 39
Drop by to say hi, and if you feel like ordering yourself a copy of the deck or a tarot deck online and getting free, immediate shipping, just swing by our event table! Best of all it'll come with our GenCon promo: The Eye of the Void!
Big news everyone! Fate Foretold is going to be a guest at the 50th annual GenCon, from August 17th through 20th in Indiana for the four best days in gaming! We'll have four special events and our schedule posted soon!
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Launch Party Artist Feature: Cara Alexander Fate Foretold, the tarot-inspired card game, is finally here! We made it big on Kickstarter, and are finally launching this Saturday at our launch party in Raleigh, NC! We'll be having a number of our local artists make an appearance at the Fate Foretold launch party, so drop by and meet the talent behind the cards you love!
Cara Alexander is a freelance illustrator based in Asheville, NC. She makes art about video games and specializes in stylized character art. See more of her work at behance.net/WildDevices, or contact her @WildDevices on twitter.
Launch Party Artist Feature: Katie Hill Fate Foretold, the tarot-inspired card game, is finally here! We made it big on Kickstarter, and are finally launching this Saturday at our launch party in Raleigh, NC! We’ll be having a number of our local artists make an appearance at the Fate Foretold launch party, so drop by and meet the talent behind the cards you love!
Katie Hill is a freelance illustrator and web developer who lives and works in the triangle. Mostly she draws snakes and eats pizza. You can view more of her work at kahillustrates.com and contacter her on twitter @kannehill
Launch Party Artist Feature: Sonia Hupfeld-Cousineau
Fate Foretold, the tarot-inspired card game, is finally here! We made it big on Kickstarter, and are finally launching this Saturday at our launch party in Raleigh, NC! We’ll be having a number of our local artists make an appearance at the Fate Foretold launch party, so drop by and meet the talent behind the cards you love!
Sonia is a graphic designer and illustrator from Raleigh, NC, who attends school at NC State University's college of design. She focuses on using art to make the world a more beautiful place. Sonia also enjoys expanding her culinary skill set, shameless Netflix bingeing and daydreaming of acquiring the superpower of flight (or teleportation) and traveling to distant lands. You can find more of her work at shupfeldesign.com
Interested in seeing some of the behind-the-scenes of Fate Foretold, including the design of the cards themselves, our logo, and more? Lead designer Nicholas Fair takes us through some of his process in his latest portfolio post!
And don’t forget, you can always check out new updates and grab the game for yourself at FateForetold.com!
Fate Foretold Official Preview: The Art of Tact
Welcome to the first-ever Tumblr official spoiler for Fate Foretold! We’re previewing two cards for you all today: The Lovers and The Whisperer. These are two very different cards, but they’re tied together by something very specific- how they interact with other players. They’re both very powerful, but more importantly, they’re both hard to play right. So let’s get into it and see how you can have an edge up against your friends once your deck arrives!
The Lovers asks you to fall in love with another player- choosing someone to share both your good times (drawing cards) and bad times (discarding cards). Inherently, you’ll be drawing a lot more than you’ll be discarding, so this card is very much a “choose another player to help” kind of card, but it can be used a lot more interestingly when combined with other cards. Fate Foretold has lots of effects that ask players to draw and discard, so The Lovers can also be a liability, especially at the end of the game when you don’t want to be drawing more cards. Using it offensively as well is something a lot of players won’t think of. Even better: if you can use it to stop an opponent from winning but make them think you were trying to help!
The Whisperer lets you trade secrets (cards) with another player each turn. Often times this card ends with players trading their worst card for their opponent’s worst card, but it can also be a bargaining chip. Offer your opponent something you know they need to complete their alignment to a suit, for example, in return for a favor in dealing with another pesky problem on a field. You can also use it in conjunction with other cards that ask you to know what cards are in your opponent’s hand!
The power of these cards will become more apparent as more spoilers drop, but check us out on other social media to see more cards, and as always, on FateForetold.com! What are some of your plans with The Lovers and The Whisperer?