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<small>[[Prediction#Tools|< Prediction Tools]]</small> |
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The Tokka deck was first introduced as a tool for divination by the Followers of the [[Fortune's Path]] sect. The Gypsies' aptitude for this tool might be attributed to their fondness for games of chance. [[Moon Mage]]s can use these painted cards to predict the future by divining meaning from the placement of each picture. Avatars, Portents, and Taisialaen, or "sky jewels", are dealt into predefined positions known as The Thread, The Path, and The Terminus. Tokka decks are often personalized, and it is uncommon that two would be the same. |
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''The Tokka deck was first introduced as a tool for divination by the Followers of the [[Fortune's Path]] sect. The Gypsies' aptitude for this tool might be attributed to their fondness for games of chance. [[Moon Mage]]s can use these painted cards to predict the future by divining meaning from the placement of each picture. Avatars, Portents, and Taisialaen, or "sky jewels", are dealt into predefined positions known as The Thread, The Path, and The Terminus. Tokka decks are often personalized, and it is uncommon that two would be the same. |
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== Properties == |
== Properties == |
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*Availability: [[Tokka Painter's Hut|Taisgath]]. |
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*Sect Affinity: [[Fortune's Path]] |
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*More control over the style of prediction done compared to other tools. |
*More control over the style of prediction done compared to other tools. |
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*Time consuming to predict with compared to other tools ( |
*Time consuming to predict with compared to other tools (depending how many cards you {{com|DEAL}}). |
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*Predicting on others is consensual only, since they need to cut the deck to attune the prediction to them. |
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*Most complicated tool to interpret. |
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*Predicting on others is consentual only, since they need to cut the deck to attune the prediction to them. |
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*Unlike most prediction tools, the exact prediction can be seen by everyone in the room. |
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*Very long lived tool. |
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*Deals include a confidence factor. |
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*Since the make up of each deck is different each deck is a little more personal. |
*Since the make up of each deck is different each deck is a little more personal. |
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*{{com|SHUFFLE}} in the rain guarantees damage to at least one of the deck's physical qualities. |
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*Sect Affinity: [[Fortune's Path]] |
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== Use == |
== Use == |
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For general information on how predictions work see the [[Prediction]] article. |
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Like all prediction tools, before use the mage must know the {{com|ALIGN}} ability (learnable at 4th circle) and have made a successful observation. Furthermore, before the first use, the cards must be {{com|RUB}}bed to bond them to the user. Syntax is to {{com|ALIGN}} <skill/skill set>, {{com|SHUFFLE}} the cards, {{com|CUT}} the deck and then {{com|DEAL DECK}} 3, 4, 5 or 6. To predict on someone else {{com|CUT}} the deck at them to allow them to {{com|CUT}} the deck before {{com|DEAL}}ing. Each card beyond the first three will add a Kismet. |
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Like all prediction tools, before use the seer must know the {{com|ALIGN}} ability (learnable at 4th circle) and have made a successful observation. Furthermore, before the first use, the cards must be {{com|RUB}}bed to bond them to the user. Syntax is to {{com|ALIGN}} <skill/skill set>, {{com|SHUFFLE}} the cards, {{com|CUT}} the deck and then {{com|DEAL}} Deck 3, 4, 5 or 6. To predict on someone else {{com|CUT}} the deck at them to allow them to {{com|CUT}} the deck before {{com|DEAL}}ing. Each card beyond the first three will add a Kismet. |
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===Example=== |
===Example=== |
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''You prepare to deal from your Tokka deck. Envisioning the layout of the Vibrant Cross in your mind, you briefly rest your hand over the place where each position in the spread will lie.<br> |
:''You prepare to deal from your Tokka deck. Envisioning the layout of the Vibrant Cross in your mind, you briefly rest your hand over the place where each position in the spread will lie.<br> |
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''You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Spider as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br> |
:''You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Spider as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br> |
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''You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Crypt as the Thread, but it is inverted!<br> |
:''You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Crypt as the Thread, but it is inverted!<br> |
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''You draw the next card, playing the Ways as the Path.<br> |
:''You draw the next card, playing the Ways as the Path.<br> |
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''You almost drop the last card, dealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Terminus.<br> |
:''You almost drop the last card, dealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Terminus.<br> |
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''The Joyous Mage of Hearts brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind.<br> |
:''The Joyous Mage of Hearts brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind.<br> |
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''You collect the cards and slide them cautiously back into your Tokka deck.<br> |
:''You collect the cards and slide them cautiously back into your Tokka deck.<br> |
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===Interpretation=== |
===Interpretation=== |
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Due to the complexity of Tokka cards, one should read [[A Technical Study of Tokka (book)|A Technical Study of Tokka]] before continuing. |
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#The way in which each card is dealt indicates the general accuracy of that card. |
#The way in which each card is dealt indicates the general accuracy of that card. |
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#Kismets (If applicable) act as a modifier to the entire prediction, increasing it's potential but also increasing the risk. |
#Kismets (If applicable) act as a modifier to the entire prediction, increasing it's potential but also increasing the risk. |
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This particular prediction was a {{com|DEAL}} 4 {{com|ALIGN}}ed to Evasion. The Spider is the strongest negative Taisialaen, however it is inverted making it positive and weak, and as a kismet it will influence the Terminus. The Crypt is a negative weak Portent, but also inverted, making it overall positive and fairly weak in the Thread. The Ways is a strong neutral Portent but is weak in the position of the Path. The Joyous Mage of Hearts indicates an unclear Terminus, however the glow indicates an overall positive prediction. Overall the prediction was accurate with the exception of a very unclear Terminus. |
This particular prediction was a {{com|DEAL}} 4 {{com|ALIGN}}ed to Evasion. The Spider is the strongest negative Taisialaen, however it is inverted making it positive and weak, and as a kismet it will influence the Terminus. The Crypt is a negative weak Portent, but also inverted, making it overall positive and fairly weak in the Thread. The Ways is a strong neutral Portent but is weak in the position of the Path. The Joyous Mage of Hearts indicates an unclear Terminus, however the glow indicates an overall positive prediction. Overall the prediction was accurate with the exception of a very unclear Terminus. |
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Much more on the reading of Tokka Cards can be found in [[A Technical Study of Tokka (book)]]. |
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== Qualities == |
== Qualities == |
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===Physical Qualities=== |
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When {{com|LOOK}}ed at cards have eight qualities. Known qualities are listed from best to worst. ''Italics'' indicate a potential starting value when purchased. |
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While this is a player theory, the best guess is that Divination decks help normalize outcomes, meaning it is less likely to get a -20% curse or a +20% bonus (without a capped deck). However, if divination decks follow the same pattern as other divination tools, divination decks would be most likely to give a bonus to defense. Why? Because prisms give a bonus to offense, charts to magic, bones to survival, mirrors to curses, and bowls to lore. |
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====Potency damage==== |
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Potency damage is represented by the brushwork. |
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*striking vibrancy |
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*The brushwork is awe-inspiring, comprised of perfect strokes. |
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*surprisingly vivid |
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*The brushwork rings with striking vibrancy. |
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*bold and clear |
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*The brushwork is colorful and vivid. |
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*''somewhat bright'' |
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*The brushwork is bold and clear. |
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*''average clarity'' |
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*The brushwork is somewhat bright. |
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*The brushwork is of average clarity. |
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*quite faded |
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*The brushwork is somewhat dim. |
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*The brushwork is quite faded. |
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*The brushwork is significantly obscured. |
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*The brushwork is severely smudged and degraded. |
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*The brushwork can barely be identified. |
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*The brushwork is unrecognizable. |
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====Duration damage==== |
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Duration damage can be determined based on the overall wear on the cards. |
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*somewhat animated |
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*The cards are perfectly crisp and straight. |
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*easily recognizable |
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*The cards are like new. |
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*''plainly drawn |
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*The cards are not noticeably damaged. |
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*The cards have minor scratches. |
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*The cards bow ever-so-slightly from heavy shuffling. |
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*The cards bend at the corners. |
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*The cards are lightly creased. |
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*The cards are worn from frequent use. |
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*The cards are creased and smudged. |
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*The cards have worn thin. |
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*The cards bear deep gouges and vertical folds. |
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*The cards are completely covered in a web of creases. |
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====Alignment damage==== |
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Alignment damage manifests as the lines within the images on the cards. |
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*striking vibrancy |
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*The lines forming the images seem to leap from of the cards with perfect realism. |
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*surprisingly vivid |
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*The lines forming the images are astonishingly pristine and of excellent quality. |
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*bold and clear |
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*The lines forming the images are quite lifelike. |
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*''somewhat bright'' |
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*The lines forming the images are somewhat animated. |
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*''average clarity'' |
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*The lines forming the images are easily recognizable. |
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*''somewhat dim'' |
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*The lines forming the images are plainly drawn. |
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*quite faded |
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*The lines forming the images are somewhat flat. |
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*The lines forming the images are uneven. |
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*The lines forming the images seem rather lifeless. |
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*The lines forming the images are unattractive. |
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*The lines forming the images are difficult to decipher. |
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*The lines forming the images only vaguely resemble what they supposedly depict. |
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====Polarity damage==== |
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Polarity damage is determined based on the edges of the cards. |
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*somewhat animated |
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*The edges of the cards perfectly align to create a seamless transition. |
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*easily recognizable |
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*The edges of the cards are sharply defined and clean. |
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*''plainly drawn'' |
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*The edges of the cards are well-aligned. |
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*The edges of the cards are straight. |
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*The edges of the cards are warped. |
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*The edges of the cards are quite worn. |
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*The edges of the cards are marred by notches. |
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*The edges of the cards have several torn corners. |
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*The edges of the cards have become frayed. |
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*The edges of the cards are distorted and ripped. |
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*The edges of the cards are severely damaged. |
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*The edges of the cards no longer define distinct boundaries beteween the cards. |
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===Bond Qualities=== |
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When you analyze a deck, you will see a vision. What you see reflects your bond with the cards. |
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*striking vibrancy |
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*surprisingly vivid |
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*bold and clear |
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*''somewhat bright'' |
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*''average clarity'' |
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*''somewhat dim'' |
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*quite faded |
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====Potency bond==== |
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The animation of the images.<br> |
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*somewhat animated |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images exhibit the throes of death. (1/10)<br> |
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*easily recognizable |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images lie sleeping. (2/10)<br> |
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*''plainly drawn'' |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images appear in quiet meditation. (3/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images stand alone. (4/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images move haphazardly. (5/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images appear in pairs. (6/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images circle one another. (7/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images stand united alongside one another. (8/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images march in unison. (9/10)<br> |
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As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images come together as an impenetrable formation. (10/10)<br> |
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====Duration bond==== |
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The movement of the images.<br> |
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*''are pristine and have not yet been used'' |
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Their movement vanishes instantaneously. (1/10)<br> |
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*are still very crisp (1 prediction) |
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Their movement disappears almost immediately. (2/10)<br> |
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*are fairly crisp (20 predictions) |
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Their movement is brief. (3/10)<br> |
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*have the occasional nick (50 predictions) |
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Their movement fades quickly. (4/10)<br> |
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*have a few gouges around the edges (100 predictions) |
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Their movement plays out, but then fades away. (5/10)<br> |
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*are starting to become frayed (200 predictions) |
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Their movement lingers in your mind. (6/10)<br> |
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*have grown quite frayed with use (349 predictions) |
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Their movement is memorable, like a portrait. (7/10)<br> |
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*show much fraying and a number of bends. (549 predictions) |
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Their movement is animated and vivid. (8/10)<br> |
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*are significantly bent and worn with use. (747 predictions) |
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Their movement is lifelike and alluring. (9/10)<br> |
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*are worn nearly to tatters from use. (994-1600+ predictions) |
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Their movement plays repeatedly in your mind, a permanent memory. (10/10)<br> |
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====Alignment bond==== |
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Familiarity with the images.<br> |
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*highly square and even |
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The scene is unfamiliar, a complete stranger. (1/10)<br> |
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*square and even |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were someone you might have passed in the street. (2/10)<br> |
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*''fairly square and even'' |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a face from the town square's wanted board. (3/10)<br> |
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*''roughly square'' |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a debt collector. (4/10)<br> |
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*''slightly out of alignment'' |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a conversational bartender. (5/10)<br> |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a distant relative. (6/10)<br> |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a favorite childhood toy. (7/10)<br> |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were your brother/sister. (8/10)<br> |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were your spouse, close to your heart. (9/10)<br> |
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The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a part of you. (10/10)<br> |
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====Polarity bond==== |
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Interaction with the Web of Fate.<br> |
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Brush quality indicates potential potency, lines indicate accuracy, age indicates the number of predictions performed and edges indicate the polarity. Portents influences the power of the prediction, Avatars the duration and Taisialaens the skill. |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which completely ensnares you. (1/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which blankets you like a cocoon. (2/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which obscures your vision. (3/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which hinders you like a ball and chain. (4/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which is a distant, jumbled mess. (5/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which appears as a dancing flame tormented by a draft. (6/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which is recognizable, but beyond your reach. (7/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which is familiar, and directly in front of you. (8/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which ripples outward as you pull its threads. (9/10)<br> |
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You then sense the Web of Fate which is easily manipulated, like pulling the strings of a marionette. (10/10)<br> |
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===Age and construction qualities=== |
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These are identical for all types of tools. See [[Prediction]] for a list of both. |
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== Messages == |
== Messages == |
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Since a card can appear in any position, messages for Tokka Cards are more about context within the deal and trends within sets of cards than specific messages. Each deck contains 54 cards (Not counting custom cards; decks are limited to 64 cards) and the exact mix varies from deck to deck. For playability the Terminus (skill card) is the same for all decks. |
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===Spread (Skill set)=== |
===Spread (Skill set)=== |
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Golden Triad: Defense w/3 cards<br> |
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Dome of Fate: Defense w/>3 cards<br> |
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Celestial Pillars: Lore w/3 cards<br> |
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Scryer's Arch: Lore w/>3 cards<br> |
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Lunar Circle: Magic w/3<br> |
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Fateweaver's Glass: Magic w/>3 cards<br> |
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Staff of the Prophetess: Offense w/3<br> |
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Scythe: Offense w/>3 cards<br> |
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Pyramid of Awareness: Survival w/3<br> |
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Vibrant Cross: Survival w/>3 cards<br> |
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===Draw (Accuracy)=== |
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*You pull the (first/next) card from your deck with complete confidence |
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*You turn over the (first/next) card without hesitation |
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*You strongly turn over the (first/next) card |
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*You smoothly draw the (first/next) card from your deck |
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*You draw the (first/next) card |
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*You pause briefly before turning over the next card |
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*You uncertainly pull the next card from your deck |
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*You hesitantly turn over the next card |
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*You almost drop the last card |
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''Not sorted yet. Unclear if the last few accuracies can appear in earlier draws, but they have not been seen by the author.'' |
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===Light (Polarity)=== |
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*The (card) brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind. |
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*The (card) darkens for a moment, as though a shadow had passed over it. |
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===Special=== |
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*The Thread and the Path glimmer briefly in response. - Turned prediction |
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*The (card) flares unexpectedly! The image on the card brightens intensely, suffusing the air with a brilliant white light. As quickly as it came, the light fades, returning the card to its usual hue. - Crit success, edges and brushwork. |
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*The (card) abruptly dims! The color seems to drain out of it as it fades to a shade as black as the night. A long moment passes before the card finally flickers and resumes its normal hue. - Fumble, damages edges and brushwork qualities. |
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*The cards in play and the Tokka deck itself all flicker like flame in the wind. When they stop, their colors seem somehow more vivid than before. - Improves brushwork. |
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*The cards in play and the Tokka deck itself all flicker like flame in the wind. When they stop, their colors seem to have faded. - Damages brushwork. |
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*The cards in play and the Tokka deck itself all flicker like flame in the wind. When they stop, their lines seem somehow sharper than before. - Improves lines. |
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*The cards in play and the Tokka deck itself all flicker like flame in the wind. When they stop, their lines seem to have slightly blurred. - Damages lines. |
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*The cards in play and the Tokka deck itself all flicker like flame in the wind. When they stop, their edges appear slightly smoother than before. - Improves edges. |
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*The cards in play and the Tokka deck itself all flicker like flame in the wind. When they stop, their edges seem somewhat less even than before. - Damages edges. |
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== Cards == |
== Cards == |
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====Magic Skills==== |
====Magic Skills==== |
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!Arcana |
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|the Artificer |
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!Astrology |
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|the Guildleader |
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!Attunement |
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|the Wellspring |
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!Augmentation |
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|the Bear |
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!Debilitation |
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|the Python |
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!Primary Magic |
!Primary Magic |
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|Joyous Mage |
|the Joyous Mage |
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|- align=center |
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!Sorcery |
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!Harness |
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|the Black Flame |
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|Wellspring |
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|- align=center |
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!Power Perception |
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|River of Aether |
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|- align=center |
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!Magical Devices |
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|Artificer |
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|- align=center |
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!Targeted Magic |
!Targeted Magic |
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|Falling Star |
|the Falling Star |
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!Utility |
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|the Nexus |
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!Warding |
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|the Runebinder |
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====Lore Skills==== |
====Lore Skills==== |
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{| width=30% class=wikitable |
{| width=30% class=wikitable |
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! width= |
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! width= |
! width=50%| Card |
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|- align=center |
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!Alchemy |
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|the Mortar and Pestle |
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|- |
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!Appraisal |
!Appraisal |
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|Jewel of Night |
|the Jewel of Night |
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|- |
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|- align=center |
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!Empathy |
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!Mechanical Lore |
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|the Guildleader |
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|Broken Circle |
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|- |
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|- align=center |
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!Enchanting |
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|the Coruscating Brazier |
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!Engineering |
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|the Brass Gear |
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!Forging |
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|the Burning Forge |
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!Outfitting |
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|the Empty Loom |
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!Performance |
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|the Minstrel |
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!Scholarship |
!Scholarship |
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|Silver Scroll |
|the Silver Scroll |
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|- align=center |
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!Tactics |
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!Teaching |
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|the Commander |
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|Crossroads |
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|- align=center |
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!Percussion |
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|Locked Door |
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|- align=center |
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!Strings |
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|Empty Loom |
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|- align=center |
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!Vocals |
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|Thief of Hearts |
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|- align=center |
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!Winds |
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|Twilight |
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|- align=center |
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!Animal Lore |
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|Beast |
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|- align=center |
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!Astrology |
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|Web of Fate |
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|- align=center |
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!Empathy |
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|Healer |
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|- align=center |
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!Musical Theory |
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|Minstrel |
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|- align=center |
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!Trading |
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|Moneylender |
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====Defensive Skills==== |
====Defensive Skills==== |
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{| width=30% class=wikitable |
{| width=30% class=wikitable |
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! width= |
! width=50%| Skill |
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|- align=center |
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!Brigandine |
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!Bone |
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|the Rivet |
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|Living Statue |
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|- |
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|- align=center |
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!Chain Armor |
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!Cloth |
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|the Broken Circle |
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|Empty Loom |
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|- align=center |
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!Defending |
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!Heavy Chain |
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|the Sentinel |
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|Warrior |
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|- align=center |
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!Light Armor |
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!Heavy Plate |
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|the Hunter |
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|Keep |
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|- |
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|- align=center |
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!Leather |
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|Hunter |
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|- align=center |
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!Light Chain |
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|Broken Circle |
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|- align=center |
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!Light Plate |
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|Wounded Veteran |
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|- align=center |
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!Multi Opponent |
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|Nimble Dancer |
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|- align=center |
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!Parry |
!Parry |
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|Crossroads |
|the Crossroads |
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!Plate Armor |
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!Shield Usage |
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|the Keep |
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|Knight |
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!Shield |
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|the Knight |
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====Survival Skills==== |
====Survival Skills==== |
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!Athletics |
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!Climbing |
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|Stellar Stairway |
|the Stellar Stairway |
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|- align=center |
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!Disarm Trap |
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|Jewel of Night |
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|- align=center |
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!Escaping |
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|Broken Circle |
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|- align=center |
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!Evasion |
!Evasion |
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|Nimble Dancer |
|the Nimble Dancer |
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|- align=center |
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!First Aid |
!First Aid |
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|Wounded Veteran |
|the Wounded Veteran |
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|- align=center |
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!Locksmithing |
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!Foraging |
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|the Locked Door |
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|Valley of Mist |
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!Outdoorsmanship |
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!Hiding |
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|the Valley of Mist |
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|Twilight |
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|- align=center |
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!Lockpicking |
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|Locked Door |
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|- align=center |
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!Perception |
!Perception |
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|Stargazer |
|the Stargazer |
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!Skinning |
!Skinning |
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|Beast |
|the Beast |
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!Stealth |
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!Stalking |
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|the Twilight |
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|Illusion |
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!Thievery |
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!Stealing |
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|Thief of Hearts |
|the Thief of Hearts |
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!Swimming |
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|Endless Seas |
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|- align=center |
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!Backstab |
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|Hourglass |
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|- align=center |
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!Scouting |
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|Hunter |
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====Offense Skills==== |
====Offense Skills==== |
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!Bow |
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!Light Edge |
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|the Arrow |
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|Thief of Hearts |
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!Brawling |
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!Medium Edge |
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|the Greater Fist |
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|Burning Forge |
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!Crossbow |
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!Heavy Edge |
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|the Twilight |
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|Dwarf |
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!Heavy Thrown |
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!Twohanded Edge |
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|the Boulder |
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|World Dragon |
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!Large Blunt |
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|the Crusader |
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|Gnome |
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!Large Edged |
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!Medium Blunt |
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|the Dwarf |
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|Falling Star |
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|- align=center |
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!Heavy Blunt |
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|Knight |
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|- align=center |
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!Twohanded Blunt |
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|Wounded Veteran |
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|- align=center |
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!Slings |
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|Halfling |
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|- align=center |
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!Staff Sling |
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|Empty Loom |
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|- align=center |
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!Short Bow |
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|Broken Circle |
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|- align=center |
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!Long Bow |
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|Hunter |
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|- align=center |
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!Composite Bow |
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|Woodsman |
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|- align=center |
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!Light Crossbow |
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|Twilight |
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|- align=center |
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!Heavy Crossbow |
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|Illusion |
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|- align=center |
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!Short Staff |
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|Hourglass |
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|- align=center |
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!Quarter Staff |
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|Runebinder |
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|- align=center |
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!Pikes |
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|Wall of Thorns |
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|- align=center |
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!Halberds |
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|Keep |
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|- align=center |
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!Light Thrown |
!Light Thrown |
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|the Feather |
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|Minstrel |
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!Melee Mastery |
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!Heavy Thrown |
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|the Infantryman |
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|Warrior |
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!Missile Mastery |
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!Brawling |
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|the Archer |
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|Living Statue |
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!Offhand Weapon |
!Offhand Weapon |
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|the Squire |
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|Beast |
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!Polearms |
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|the Wall of Thorns |
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!Slings |
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|the Halfling |
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!Small Blunt |
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|the Gnome |
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!Small Edged |
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|the Thief of Hearts |
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!Staves |
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|the Hourglass |
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!Twohanded Blunt |
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|the Wounded Veteran |
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!Twohanded Edged |
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|the World Dragon |
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''Note that these skills do NOT match the [[Fortune's Path]] cantrip. |
''Note that these skills do NOT match the [[Fortune's Path]] cantrip. |
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''Note that the Guildleader, the Thief of Hearts, the Twilight, and the Wounded Veteran can be the Terminus for multiple skills, depending on subject and skillset. |
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== Custom Cards == |
== Custom Cards == |
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Unlike other tools Tokka Cards can be customized slightly - Having unique cards introduced to the deck that mimic other cards. Lohkrian's demonstrates this: |
Unlike other tools Tokka Cards can be customized slightly - Having unique cards introduced to the deck that mimic other cards. Lohkrian's demonstrates this: |
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Before Painting: |
Before Painting: |
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>tap card |
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You tap a Tokka card that you are holding. |
You tap a Tokka card that you are holding. |
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>l card |
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You see an unpainted Tokka card. |
You see an unpainted Tokka card. |
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After Painting: |
After Painting: |
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>tap card |
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You tap a Tokka card that you are holding. |
You tap a Tokka card that you are holding. |
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>l card |
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You see the Defenestrated Student. |
You see the Defenestrated Student. |
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>pull card |
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You hold up your Tokka card, revealing the Defenestrated Student for everyone to see. |
You hold up your Tokka card, revealing the Defenestrated Student for everyone to see. |
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>combine card with deck |
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You slide the Tokka card into the middle of your deck and then toss a couple of quick strip shuffles by taking small portions off the bottom of the deck and placing them on the top. |
You slide the Tokka card into the middle of your deck and then toss a couple of quick strip shuffles by taking small portions off the bottom of the deck and placing them on the top. |
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Roundtime: 6 sec. |
Roundtime: 6 sec. |
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G>study deck<br> |
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You can SHUFFLE, CUT, and DEAL this Tokka deck. You can even CUT it at other players. DEAL expects a number between 3 and 6. For example: DEAL DECK 4. You can also use many other verbs on this deck, like PUSH, TOUCH, TURN, and more! |
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Skimming through the cards, you look to see if any have been added.<br> |
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You see:<br> |
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the Defenestrated Student<br> |
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Roundtime: 5 sec. |
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These cards may then be selected any time the deck looks for a card with the same properties as the card that was added. For that deck, it is now a valid choice to help describe prediction outcome. |
These cards may then be selected any time the deck looks for a card with the same properties as the card that was added. For that deck, it is now a valid choice to help describe prediction outcome. |
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G>turn deck<br> |
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You flip the deck over and glance down to see the face of the Defenestrated Student. It makes you shiver. You pull the card off the bottom and slip it into the middle of the deck. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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*{{com|STUDY}}ing the deck will show if/what cards have been added to your deck. |
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{{com|STUDY}} |
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*As a simple magic trick can be performed by members of Fortune's Path by {{com|WAVE}}ing the deck at a player who then must {{com|PULL}} a card from the deck. After this {{com|RAISE}} will select the proper card. |
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You can SHUFFLE, CUT, and DEAL this Tokka deck. You can even CUT it at other players. DEAL expects a number between 3 and 6. For example: DEAL DECK 4. You can also use many other verbs on this deck, like PUSH, TOUCH, TURN, and more! |
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*Tokka can be dealt by non Moon Mages however the results will not be predictive. |
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*Unlike most tools, Tokka require the second hand to be empty to use them, and the deck cannot be put away until the deal is finished, however the prediction takes place with the first card dealt. |
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{{com|DEAL}} (without {{com|ALIGN}} first) |
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As you begin turning over the first card, you realize that you are not correctly aligned with fate. Pausing briefly in confusion, you glance down and catch a glimpse of the Unicorn before you can stop yourself. You probably should shuffle the deck again. |
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{{com|SHUFFLE}} |
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You cautiously spread the deck out before you, sliding the cards around and thoroughly mixing them before carefully collecting them into a pile again.<br> |
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Roundtime: 5 sec. |
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{{com|CUT}} |
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You cut the deck for yourself, removing roughly half the cards and placing the remainder on top of them. |
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{{com|PUSH}} |
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Squeezing the edges of the Tokka deck between your fingers, you send a cascade of cards casually into your other hand. |
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{{com|TURN}} |
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You flip the deck over and glance down to see the face of the Frowning Woodsman. It makes you shiver. You pull the card off the bottom and slip it into the middle of the deck. |
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{{com|TOUCH}} |
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You silently rest your hand on top of the Tokka deck, clearing your mind of all other thoughts. |
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{{com|RUB}} |
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You slide a card off the top of the deck and place it at the bottom. |
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{{com|SHAKE}} |
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You holds the Tokka deck loosely and shake it up and down, allowing cards to drop out of deck and into your other hand. |
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{{com|KISS}} |
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You bring the Tokka deck to your lips and kiss the top card for luck. You hope you weren't kissing the Vulture! |
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{{com|TAP}} |
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You rap the top of the Tokka deck with your knuckles, trying to maintain a mystical air. |
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{{com|THROW}} |
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In a somewhat questionable move, you throw your your Tokka deck into the air! Cards fly everywhere and slowly flutter to the ground! Realizing the error of your ways, you quickly bend down to pick them all up again.<br> |
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Roundtime: 15 sec. |
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{{com|RUB}} |
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You slide a card off the top of the deck and place it at the bottom.<br> |
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The deck becomes warm under your touch, then grows cool again.<br> |
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You are struck with the strange, but definite, feeling that the cards in the deck have shifted slightly.<br> |
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Unlike most prediction tools, Tokka cards can be used by non Moon Mages, however they will have no actual predictive qualities when used like this. |
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==Variations== |
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Latest revision as of 00:41, 19 June 2021
The Tokka deck was first introduced as a tool for divination by the Followers of the Fortune's Path sect. The Gypsies' aptitude for this tool might be attributed to their fondness for games of chance. Moon Mages can use these painted cards to predict the future by divining meaning from the placement of each picture. Avatars, Portents, and Taisialaen, or "sky jewels", are dealt into predefined positions known as The Thread, The Path, and The Terminus. Tokka decks are often personalized, and it is uncommon that two would be the same.
Properties
- Availability: Taisgath.
- Sect Affinity: Fortune's Path
- More control over the style of prediction done compared to other tools.
- Time consuming to predict with compared to other tools (depending how many cards you DEAL).
- Predicting on others is consensual only, since they need to cut the deck to attune the prediction to them.
- Since the make up of each deck is different each deck is a little more personal.
- SHUFFLE in the rain guarantees damage to at least one of the deck's physical qualities.
Use
For general information on how predictions work see the Prediction article.
Like all prediction tools, before use the seer must know the ALIGN ability (learnable at 4th circle) and have made a successful observation. Furthermore, before the first use, the cards must be RUBbed to bond them to the user. Syntax is to ALIGN <skill/skill set>, SHUFFLE the cards, CUT the deck and then DEAL Deck 3, 4, 5 or 6. To predict on someone else CUT the deck at them to allow them to CUT the deck before DEALing. Each card beyond the first three will add a Kismet.
Example
- You prepare to deal from your Tokka deck. Envisioning the layout of the Vibrant Cross in your mind, you briefly rest your hand over the place where each position in the spread will lie.
- You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Spider as a Kismet, but it is inverted!
- You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Crypt as the Thread, but it is inverted!
- You draw the next card, playing the Ways as the Path.
- You almost drop the last card, dealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Terminus.
- The Joyous Mage of Hearts brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind.
- You collect the cards and slide them cautiously back into your Tokka deck.
Interpretation
Due to the complexity of Tokka cards, one should read A Technical Study of Tokka before continuing.
- The way in which each card is dealt indicates the general accuracy of that card.
- Kismets (If applicable) act as a modifier to the entire prediction, increasing it's potential but also increasing the risk.
- Generally the cards can be divided into positive, neutral, and negative - and their influence in a prediction, particullarly as Kismets, relates to this.
- The Thread relates to the magnitude of the prediction. Portents are the most potent here, and Avatars the weakest.
- The Path relates to the duration of the prediction. Avatars are the most potent here, and Portents are the weakest.
- The Terminus relates to the area of influence. Each card has a one to one relationship to a skill.
- The glow or shadow indicates the polarity, and is also where attunement messages would occur.
This particular prediction was a DEAL 4 ALIGNed to Evasion. The Spider is the strongest negative Taisialaen, however it is inverted making it positive and weak, and as a kismet it will influence the Terminus. The Crypt is a negative weak Portent, but also inverted, making it overall positive and fairly weak in the Thread. The Ways is a strong neutral Portent but is weak in the position of the Path. The Joyous Mage of Hearts indicates an unclear Terminus, however the glow indicates an overall positive prediction. Overall the prediction was accurate with the exception of a very unclear Terminus.
Qualities
Physical Qualities
While this is a player theory, the best guess is that Divination decks help normalize outcomes, meaning it is less likely to get a -20% curse or a +20% bonus (without a capped deck). However, if divination decks follow the same pattern as other divination tools, divination decks would be most likely to give a bonus to defense. Why? Because prisms give a bonus to offense, charts to magic, bones to survival, mirrors to curses, and bowls to lore.
Potency damage
Potency damage is represented by the brushwork.
- The brushwork is awe-inspiring, comprised of perfect strokes.
- The brushwork rings with striking vibrancy.
- The brushwork is colorful and vivid.
- The brushwork is bold and clear.
- The brushwork is somewhat bright.
- The brushwork is of average clarity.
- The brushwork is somewhat dim.
- The brushwork is quite faded.
- The brushwork is significantly obscured.
- The brushwork is severely smudged and degraded.
- The brushwork can barely be identified.
- The brushwork is unrecognizable.
Duration damage
Duration damage can be determined based on the overall wear on the cards.
- The cards are perfectly crisp and straight.
- The cards are like new.
- The cards are not noticeably damaged.
- The cards have minor scratches.
- The cards bow ever-so-slightly from heavy shuffling.
- The cards bend at the corners.
- The cards are lightly creased.
- The cards are worn from frequent use.
- The cards are creased and smudged.
- The cards have worn thin.
- The cards bear deep gouges and vertical folds.
- The cards are completely covered in a web of creases.
Alignment damage
Alignment damage manifests as the lines within the images on the cards.
- The lines forming the images seem to leap from of the cards with perfect realism.
- The lines forming the images are astonishingly pristine and of excellent quality.
- The lines forming the images are quite lifelike.
- The lines forming the images are somewhat animated.
- The lines forming the images are easily recognizable.
- The lines forming the images are plainly drawn.
- The lines forming the images are somewhat flat.
- The lines forming the images are uneven.
- The lines forming the images seem rather lifeless.
- The lines forming the images are unattractive.
- The lines forming the images are difficult to decipher.
- The lines forming the images only vaguely resemble what they supposedly depict.
Polarity damage
Polarity damage is determined based on the edges of the cards.
- The edges of the cards perfectly align to create a seamless transition.
- The edges of the cards are sharply defined and clean.
- The edges of the cards are well-aligned.
- The edges of the cards are straight.
- The edges of the cards are warped.
- The edges of the cards are quite worn.
- The edges of the cards are marred by notches.
- The edges of the cards have several torn corners.
- The edges of the cards have become frayed.
- The edges of the cards are distorted and ripped.
- The edges of the cards are severely damaged.
- The edges of the cards no longer define distinct boundaries beteween the cards.
Bond Qualities
When you analyze a deck, you will see a vision. What you see reflects your bond with the cards.
Potency bond
The animation of the images.
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images exhibit the throes of death. (1/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images lie sleeping. (2/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images appear in quiet meditation. (3/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images stand alone. (4/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images move haphazardly. (5/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images appear in pairs. (6/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images circle one another. (7/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images stand united alongside one another. (8/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images march in unison. (9/10)
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images come together as an impenetrable formation. (10/10)
Duration bond
The movement of the images.
Their movement vanishes instantaneously. (1/10)
Their movement disappears almost immediately. (2/10)
Their movement is brief. (3/10)
Their movement fades quickly. (4/10)
Their movement plays out, but then fades away. (5/10)
Their movement lingers in your mind. (6/10)
Their movement is memorable, like a portrait. (7/10)
Their movement is animated and vivid. (8/10)
Their movement is lifelike and alluring. (9/10)
Their movement plays repeatedly in your mind, a permanent memory. (10/10)
Alignment bond
Familiarity with the images.
The scene is unfamiliar, a complete stranger. (1/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were someone you might have passed in the street. (2/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a face from the town square's wanted board. (3/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a debt collector. (4/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a conversational bartender. (5/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a distant relative. (6/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a favorite childhood toy. (7/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were your brother/sister. (8/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were your spouse, close to your heart. (9/10)
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a part of you. (10/10)
Polarity bond
Interaction with the Web of Fate.
You then sense the Web of Fate which completely ensnares you. (1/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which blankets you like a cocoon. (2/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which obscures your vision. (3/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which hinders you like a ball and chain. (4/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which is a distant, jumbled mess. (5/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which appears as a dancing flame tormented by a draft. (6/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which is recognizable, but beyond your reach. (7/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which is familiar, and directly in front of you. (8/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which ripples outward as you pull its threads. (9/10)
You then sense the Web of Fate which is easily manipulated, like pulling the strings of a marionette. (10/10)
Age and construction qualities
These are identical for all types of tools. See Prediction for a list of both.
Messages
Since a card can appear in any position, messages for Tokka Cards are more about context within the deal and trends within sets of cards than specific messages. Each deck contains 54 cards (Not counting custom cards; decks are limited to 64 cards) and the exact mix varies from deck to deck. For playability the Terminus (skill card) is the same for all decks.
Spread (Skill set)
Golden Triad: Defense w/3 cards
Dome of Fate: Defense w/>3 cards
Celestial Pillars: Lore w/3 cards
Scryer's Arch: Lore w/>3 cards
Lunar Circle: Magic w/3
Fateweaver's Glass: Magic w/>3 cards
Staff of the Prophetess: Offense w/3
Scythe: Offense w/>3 cards
Pyramid of Awareness: Survival w/3
Vibrant Cross: Survival w/>3 cards
Cards
Portents
Power Rank | Positive | Neutral | Negative |
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1 | Gilded Egg | Hourglass | Crypt |
2 | Golden Moon | Summoning | Barrow |
3 | Ivory Shrine | Ways | Falling Star |
4 | Lucky Copper | Window | Fissure of Earth |
5 | Stellar Stairway | World Dragon | Illusion |
6 | Web of Fate | Endless Seas | Locked Door |
7 | Crossroads | Tome of Secrets | Void |
8 | River of Aether | Keep | Beast |
9 | Evergarden | Branch | Valley of Mist |
10 | -- | -- | Living Statue |
These are not currently sorted and does not include all possible Portents.
Avatars
Power Rank | Positive |
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1 | Races |
2 | Professionals |
3 | Suited Professionals |
Suits include Hearts, Clubs, Pins and Court. Inflection is indicated by the mood (if any) of the Avatar.
Taisialaen
Power Rank | Positive | Neutral | Negative |
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1 | Nightingale | Wolf | Centaur |
2 | Wolverine | Lion | Weasel |
3 | Magpie | Raven | Viper |
4 | Snake | Unicorn | Shark |
5 | Albatross | Boar | Coyote |
6 | Donkey | Panther | Heron |
7 | Dove | Cobra | Goshawk |
8 | Phoenix | Ox | Raccoon |
9 | Mongoose | Scorpion | Adder |
10 | Owl | Wren | Vulture |
11 | Welkin | Cat | Shrew |
12 | Cow | Ram | Shrike |
13 | Jackal | Dolphin | Spider |
Magic Skills
Skill | Card |
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Arcana | the Artificer |
Astrology | the Guildleader |
Attunement | the Wellspring |
Augmentation | the Bear |
Debilitation | the Python |
Primary Magic | the Joyous Mage |
Sorcery | the Black Flame |
Targeted Magic | the Falling Star |
Utility | the Nexus |
Warding | the Runebinder |
Lore Skills
Skill | Card |
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Alchemy | the Mortar and Pestle |
Appraisal | the Jewel of Night |
Empathy | the Guildleader |
Enchanting | the Coruscating Brazier |
Engineering | the Brass Gear |
Forging | the Burning Forge |
Outfitting | the Empty Loom |
Performance | the Minstrel |
Scholarship | the Silver Scroll |
Tactics | the Commander |
Defensive Skills
Skill | Card |
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Brigandine | the Rivet |
Chain Armor | the Broken Circle |
Defending | the Sentinel |
Light Armor | the Hunter |
Parry | the Crossroads |
Plate Armor | the Keep |
Shield | the Knight |
Survival Skills
Skill | Card |
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Athletics | the Stellar Stairway |
Evasion | the Nimble Dancer |
First Aid | the Wounded Veteran |
Locksmithing | the Locked Door |
Outdoorsmanship | the Valley of Mist |
Perception | the Stargazer |
Skinning | the Beast |
Stealth | the Twilight |
Thievery | the Thief of Hearts |
Offense Skills
Skill | Card |
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Bow | the Arrow |
Brawling | the Greater Fist |
Crossbow | the Twilight |
Heavy Thrown | the Boulder |
Large Blunt | the Crusader |
Large Edged | the Dwarf |
Light Thrown | the Feather |
Melee Mastery | the Infantryman |
Missile Mastery | the Archer |
Offhand Weapon | the Squire |
Polearms | the Wall of Thorns |
Slings | the Halfling |
Small Blunt | the Gnome |
Small Edged | the Thief of Hearts |
Staves | the Hourglass |
Twohanded Blunt | the Wounded Veteran |
Twohanded Edged | the World Dragon |
Note that these skills do NOT match the Fortune's Path cantrip.
Note that the Guildleader, the Thief of Hearts, the Twilight, and the Wounded Veteran can be the Terminus for multiple skills, depending on subject and skillset.
Custom Cards
Unlike other tools Tokka Cards can be customized slightly - Having unique cards introduced to the deck that mimic other cards. Lohkrian's demonstrates this:
Before Painting:
>tap card You tap a Tokka card that you are holding. >l card You see an unpainted Tokka card.
After Painting:
>tap card You tap a Tokka card that you are holding. >l card You see the Defenestrated Student. >pull card You hold up your Tokka card, revealing the Defenestrated Student for everyone to see.
>combine card with deck You slide the Tokka card into the middle of your deck and then toss a couple of quick strip shuffles by taking small portions off the bottom of the deck and placing them on the top. Roundtime: 6 sec.
These cards may then be selected any time the deck looks for a card with the same properties as the card that was added. For that deck, it is now a valid choice to help describe prediction outcome.
Notes
- STUDYing the deck will show if/what cards have been added to your deck.
- As a simple magic trick can be performed by members of Fortune's Path by WAVEing the deck at a player who then must PULL a card from the deck. After this RAISE will select the proper card.
- Tokka can be dealt by non Moon Mages however the results will not be predictive.
- Unlike most tools, Tokka require the second hand to be empty to use them, and the deck cannot be put away until the deal is finished, however the prediction takes place with the first card dealt.
Variations