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	== The Cards ==		== The Cards ==

	The Standard Deck has 36 cards. Most have two suits; the Aces and Crowns each have only one suit.		The Standard Deck has 36 cards. Most have two suits; the Aces and Crowns each have only one suit.

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	== The Cards ==		== The Cards ==

			The Standard Deck has 36 cards. Most have two suits; the Aces and Crowns each have only one suit.

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	The "Extended Deck" ~~includes these~~ cards, ~~ranked above~~ Nine ~~but below~~ Crown. They each have three suits, except for "The Excuse".		The "Extended Deck" adds nine more cards, inserted in the ranks as Nine - Pawn - Court - Crown. They each have three suits, except for "The Excuse," which has no suit nor rank. Depending on the game's rules, it could be a valuable wild card, or a worthless null card.
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[[Image:Decktet_diagram.jpg|right|thumb]]
The [[Decktet]] is a set of 36 cards similar to the [[Tarot]] cards, with suits, ranks, and a unique significance for each card. Designed by P.D. Magnus, They can be used for [[Card Games|card games]] or for fortune telling. The first artwork for the set uses anthropomorphic animals, but there's nothing inherently [[Furry|heretical]] about the cards or their meanings. The card names and symbolism have the context of Renascence Europe, much like Tarot.

Each card has a name, a rank, and 1, 2 or 3 suits. One card is the exception: "The Excuse," which has no suits nor rank and is similar to the Tarot card "The Fool" as it is the only tarot card with a rank of '0'.

The suits are: Moons, Suns, Waves, Leaves, Wyrms, and Knots. The suits on a card are usually ranked in that order for the sake of uniformity (ie: "Moon/Sun" instead of "Sun/Moon") but the suits do not not have any inherent priority.

== The Cards ==

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|rowspan=2| '''Aces''' || Moon || Sun || Waves
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| Leaves || Wyrm || Knot
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| '''Two''' || Author || Desert || Origin
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| '''Three'''|| Painter || Savage || Journey
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| '''Four''' || Mountain || Sailor || Battle
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| '''Five''' || Forest || Soldier || Discovery
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| '''Six''' || Market || Lunatic || Penitent
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| '''Seven''' || Castle || Cave || Meeting
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| '''Eight''' || Mill || Diplomat || Betrayal
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| '''Nine''' || Darkness || Merchant || Pact
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|rowspan=2| '''Crown''' || Huntress || Bard || Sea
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| End || Calamity || Windfall
|}

The "Extended Deck" includes these cards, ranked above Nine but below Crown. They each have three suits, except for "The Excuse".
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| '''Pawns''' || Borderland || Watchman || Lightkeeper || Harvest
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| '''Courts''' || Island || Window || Consul || Rite
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| ''no rank'' ||colspan=4 align=center| The Excuse
|}

[[Category:Card Games]]