Decktet

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 or for fortune telling. The first artwork for the set uses anthropomorphic animals, but there's nothing inherently 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

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

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

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.

Pawns	Borderland	Watchman	Lightkeeper	Harvest
Courts	Island	Window	Consul	Rite
no rank	The Excuse