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Dark, Beautiful and Eerily Emblematic of the Early 20th Century, with a cranky Steam-Age Soul: TINKER’S DAMN TAROT Revised Second Edition, On Sale Now. See it and more than 30 other Daringly Different, original Tarot & Oracle Packs @ www.tarotbyducksoup.com, or http://tinkersdamn.tarotbyducksoup.com for a direct link to the page.

The first full review of Tinker’s Damn Tarot mk. II is in, and it’s most kind. You can read it here: https://mystiknomad.wordpress.com/2018/ ... y-edition/
… and see all the cards (plus more than 30 other Daringly Different tarot and oracle packs) at www.tarotbyducksoup.com

Great review! I share their enthusiasm for the endless possibilities, plus I happen to really love the art style.

Tinker's Damn has been in my top three for a long time when the other two have chopped and changed. This edition cements itself right up there at the top.

DuckSoupProductions wrote: ↑17 Jul 2018, 04:23 The first full review of Tinker’s Damn Tarot mk. II is in, and it’s most kind. You can read it here: https://mystiknomad.wordpress.com/2018/ ... y-edition/
… and see all the cards (plus more than 30 other Daringly Different tarot and oracle packs) at www.tarotbyducksoup.com

OMG I have wanted the Zirkus Magi for a long time, since it first came out but I could never afford it. Who knows, maybe one of these days! I've had your site bookmarked for a long time! I check out your Mantegna but I am so in love with the original I am not considering your deck. It's a good idea but for myself, I'll stick to what I know. I play the "Mantegna" game all the time.

SaturnCeleste wrote: ↑04 Oct 2018, 16:16 I play the "Mantegna" game all the time.

What is the Mantegna game?

Charlie Brown wrote: ↑04 Oct 2018, 16:38

SaturnCeleste wrote: ↑04 Oct 2018, 16:16 I play the "Mantegna" game all the time.

What is the Mantegna game?

The Mantegna deck was actually a learning tool back in the day. It was like flash cards. The game is complicated and I can't do it justice without showing you but it's like a really elaborate form of solitaire. You lay the deck out some cards hidden and some overturned. Then you have 5 castes that you'll add to from the playing field. You have 10 cards to a caste and how you number them depends on your first move. You either go up to 50 or down to 0, both different moves. I have always wanted to do a video on how to play it and one of these days I'm sure I will. I do suggest you buy a deck (the old version) because the instructions are in the LWB. You'll be glad you did!!
Wow! It's gone up in price since I bought mine! I actually bought 2 decks because I use mine so much lol.


EDIT, hmm, guess I can't leave links yet but if you quote me you might see the amazon link.

Charlie Brown wrote: ↑04 Oct 2018, 16:38

SaturnCeleste wrote: ↑04 Oct 2018, 16:16 I play the "Mantegna" game all the time.

What is the Mantegna game?

The Mantegna deck was actually a learning tool back in the day. It was like flash cards. The game is complicated and I can't do it justice without showing you but it's like a really elaborate form of solitaire. You lay the deck out some cards hidden and some overturned. Then you have 5 castes that you'll add to from the playing field. You have 10 cards to a caste and how you number them depends on your first move. You either go up to 50 or down to 0, both different moves. I have always wanted to do a video on how to play it and one of these days I'm sure I will. I do suggest you buy a deck (the old version) because the instructions are in the LWB. You'll be glad you did!!
Wow! It's gone up in price since I bought mine! I actually bought 2 decks because I use mine so much lol.

EDIT, hmm, guess I can't leave links yet but if you quote me you might see the amazon link.