#forest deck

[tilthedayidice]

Hello! I saw your post with the new oracle deck and AHHHH!?! first of all I want it but second of all can I get a dice background but I want you to choose either the ufo or the mothman card and whatever set you think would go best

I didn’t anticipate how difficult it would be to photograph the matte black….

[tilthedayidice]

Could I please get a tarot bg with the lanternfly from the forest deck? With some pink, gold and white dice, maybe some of them with glitter? tysm!

Oh this one came out so nicely I feel bad about the last one :(

[tilthedayidice]

hey lovely! it's time for a new phone background and those forest tarot cards are so cute! 💗 could i please request the lynx with dice that match the illustration colours? 😯

I hope this is okay!!!! This is actually one of my favorite cards from this deck and I’m very happy to get a request for it!!!!

[tilthedayidice]

Hi! Hope you’re having a good day! Could I request a tarot background with the firefly card from the forest deck with red and gold dice? Tysm!!

These are a little hard to capture so I hope they’re okay!!!!

[americangodstalk]

Here is the second part of the “Forest Deck” from the Chaudron Magic card games.

Mythical Beings: Okkotonushi, Lord and Elder of the Boar-Gods, living in Chinzaï (Kyushu), a Southern Japanese island. From shintoist mythology. / Nimue, Viviane, the Lady of the Lake, Druidess and Fairy of the Waters. Lives in the magical kingdom of Avalon. From Celtic legends.

Legendary beings: Oberon, King of the elves, Husband of Titania the Queen of Fairies. Lives in Fairyland. From French legends and the works of William Shakespeare. / Titania, Queen of fairies, wife of Oberon the King of the elves. Lives in Fairyland. From the works of William Shakespeare. / Puck, Robin Good Fellow, Mischievous sprite, Spirit of the woods. Lives in Fairyland. From the British legends and the works of William Shakespeare. / The Green Man, Spirit of the trees, tutelary Genie of the forests. Lives in the forests of small and great Britain. From Celtic legends.

Literary Beings: Galadriel, Queen of the Galadhrim elves, living in Lothlorien (in the Middle-Earth), from the works of J. R. R. Tolkien. / Treebeard, Ent, Sheperd of the trees. Lives in the Fangorn forest (Middle-Earth), from the works of J. R. R. Tolkien. 

Ridiculous Being: Wolpertinger, winged rabbit with deer antlers or a cockscomb. From the “cute little forests of the Bavarian Alpes”. From “rumors and gossips”. 

[americangodstalk]

Since I just posted a fanfic about the goddess of spring, I thought the next set of Chaudron Magic decks would be the ones of spring.

The first Spring deck of Chaudron Magique was centered around nature - or to be more precise, around the theme of forests and woods.

Supreme Being: Pan, The Great-All (Great-Everything), God of the entirety of nature. Lives everywhere where there’s life. From Greek mythology.

Cosmic Beings: Ceridwen, The Great Goddess, Mother of all that lives, living in the deep woods of the Earth. From Welsh mythology. Cernunos, The Great Horned One, Father of all that lives. Lives in the deep forests of the Earth. From Celtic mythology. 

Divine Beings: Artemis, the Huntress, also called Diana or Hecate. Living on Olympus, and in the woods by the full-moon nights. From Greek mythology. Dagda, Druid-god, Guardian of the Magic Cauldron. Lives in the Sidh, the world beyond the one of the living. From Celtic mythology.

Semi-Divine Beings: Shishi Gami, Spirit of the woods, Lord of all animals. Lives in the depths of the Japanese forest. From shintoist mythology. / Shub-Niggurath, the Goat with a Thousand Youngs, living in the lonely places where its rituals were screamed. From the cursed works of H. P. Lovecraft.

Demonic Beings: Great Wolf (Big Bad Wolf), the Villain, Devourer of little children, living in the shadows of the undergrowth. From “ancestral fears”. / The Ogre, the Hungry One, the Belly nothing can fill. Living in a dark cave in the depth of the forest. From “ancestral fears”. 

[baronesshydrangea]

Hi! My name is B. I was born (35 Dertembuary), in (omitted) US. I love cats. :3 Could you do a three card spread with the Forest Tarot. I would like to know what I should do on my path to becoming an osteo-archaeologist. You can publish my answer, but could you change my personal info, please? Thanks. P.S. I hope you have a lovely day. :D

The short answer to your question is to aquire solid bases and be ready to face a big change (or either ask yourself if you are ready for that change ;)). What I read is that you have a really deep passion for osteo-archaeology, I guess you're studying it, another advice I could give you based on the cards is to find yourself a mentor or someone who inspires you, drives you and helps you (yet do not expect it will be all smiles and packs on the back ;)). So that when you'll have a solid base, by studying and getting used to the academical environment, your passion will really shine through. Interesting fact, the XIII card stands for making room for the new, clearing out the path of unwanted things, being ready to change... but also for bones themselves, the chore of things, so don't be scared of seeing it on your spread but take it as another sign that points to osteo (bones, in latin!)!

Hope this helps :)

[kawun]

lets play in baksil