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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.
''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.


== Properties ==
== Properties ==
*Availability: [[Tokka Painter's Hut|Taisgath]].
Tokka Cards have not yet been well studied.
*More control over the style of prediction done compared to other tools.
*Quite time consuming to predict with compared to other tools (About 30-60 seconds per prediction depending on the {{com|DEAL}}).
*Generally seem to be an advanced tool.
*Predicting on others is consentual only, since they need to cut the deck to attune the prediction to them.
*Unlike most prediction tools, the exact prediction can be seen by everyone in the room.
*Sect Affinity: [[Fortune's Path]]
*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 {{com|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.
*{{com|SHUFFLE}} in the rain guarantees damage to at least one of the deck's physical qualities.


== Use ==
== Use ==
For general information on how predictions work see the [[Prediction]] article.
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}} 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.

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.


===Example===
===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.<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>
:''You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Spider as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
Roundtime: 6 sec.<br>
You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Spider as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
:''You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Crypt as the Thread, but it is inverted!<br>
:''You draw the next card, playing the Ways as the Path.<br>
Roundtime: 2 sec.<br>
:''You almost drop the last card, dealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Terminus.<br>
(6 second pause after RT)<br>
:''The Joyous Mage of Hearts brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind.<br>
You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Crypt as the Thread, but it is inverted!<br>
:''You collect the cards and slide them cautiously back into your Tokka deck.<br>
Roundtime: 2 sec.<br>
(6 second pause after RT)<br>
You draw the next card, playing the Ways as the Path.<br>
Roundtime: 2 sec.<br>
(6 second pause after RT)<br>
You almost drop the last card, dealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Terminus.<br>
The Joyous Mage of Hearts brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind.<br>
Roundtime: 2 sec.<br>
You collect the cards and slide them cautiously back into your Tokka deck.<br>


===Interpretation===
===Interpretation===
Due to the complexity of Tokka cards, one should read [[A Technical Study of Tokka (book)|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.
#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.
#Generally the cards can be divided into positive, neutral, and negative - and their influence in a prediction, particullarly as Kismets, relates to this.
#The Path relates to the magnitude of the prediction. Avatars are the most potent here, and Portents are the weakest.
#The Thread relates to the magnitude of the prediction. Portents are the most potent here, and Avatars the weakest.
#The Thread relates to the duration 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.
#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.
#The glow or shadow indicates the polarity, and is also where attunement messages would occur.


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.
''The exact role of inversion, sorting within area type of card, and reaing of the Terminus remain unclear.

This particular prediction was a {{com|DEAL}} 4 {{com|ALIGN}}ed to Evasion.


== Qualities ==
== Qualities ==


===Physical Qualities===
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.
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.


===Example===
====Potency damage====
Potency damage is represented by the brushwork.
You recognize the Tokka deck as a divination tool of the Moon Mages.<br>
*The brushwork is awe-inspiring, comprised of perfect strokes.
Flipping through the cards, you scan the Portents first. The brushwork is somewhat bright, while the lines forming the images are plainly drawn.<br>
*The brushwork rings with striking vibrancy.
Next, you peruse the Avatars. The brushwork is of average clarity, while the lines forming the images are plainly drawn.<br>
*The brushwork is colorful and vivid.
Lastly, you browse the Taisialaen. The brushwork is of average clarity, while the lines forming the images are plainly drawn.<br>
*The brushwork is bold and clear.
Looking at the condition of the cards themselves, you see that they are pristine and have not yet been used. When you tap down the cards in your palm, the edges are slightly out of alignment.<br>
*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.


===Portents Brushwork===
====Duration damage====
Duration damage can be determined based on the overall wear on the cards.
''somewhat bright<br>
*The cards are perfectly crisp and straight.
''average clarity<br>
*The cards are like new.
''somewhat dim<br>
*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.


===Portents Lines===
====Alignment damage====
Alignment damage manifests as the lines within the images on the cards.
''are plainly drawn<br>
*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.


===Avatars Brushwork===
====Polarity damage====
Polarity damage is determined based on the edges of the cards.
''somewhat bright<br>
*The edges of the cards perfectly align to create a seamless transition.
''average clarity<br>
*The edges of the cards are sharply defined and clean.
''somewhat dim<br>
*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.


===Avatars Lines===
===Bond Qualities===
When you analyze a deck, you will see a vision. What you see reflects your bond with the cards.
''are plainly drawn<br>


===Taisialaen Brushwork===
====Potency bond====
The animation of the images.<br>
''somewhat bright<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images exhibit the throes of death. (1/10)<br>
''average clarity<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images lie sleeping. (2/10)<br>
''somewhat dim<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images appear in quiet meditation. (3/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images stand alone. (4/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images move haphazardly. (5/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images appear in pairs. (6/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images circle one another. (7/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images stand united alongside one another. (8/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images march in unison. (9/10)<br>
As you thumb through the deck. The cards' images come together as an impenetrable formation. (10/10)<br>
<br>


===Taisialaen Lines===
====Duration bond====
The movement of the images.<br>
''are plainly drawn<br>
Their movement vanishes instantaneously. (1/10)<br>
Their movement disappears almost immediately. (2/10)<br>
Their movement is brief. (3/10)<br>
Their movement fades quickly. (4/10)<br>
Their movement plays out, but then fades away. (5/10)<br>
Their movement lingers in your mind. (6/10)<br>
Their movement is memorable, like a portrait. (7/10)<br>
Their movement is animated and vivid. (8/10)<br>
Their movement is lifelike and alluring. (9/10)<br>
Their movement plays repeatedly in your mind, a permanent memory. (10/10)<br>
<br>


===Age===
====Alignment bond====
Familiarity with the images.<br>
''Looking at the condition of the cards themselves, you see that they are pristine and have not yet been used<br>
The scene is unfamiliar, a complete stranger. (1/10)<br>
Looking at the condition of the cards themselves, you see that they are still very crisp<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were someone you might have passed in the street. (2/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a face from the town square's wanted board. (3/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a debt collector. (4/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a conversational bartender. (5/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a distant relative. (6/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a favorite childhood toy. (7/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were your brother/sister. (8/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were your spouse, close to your heart. (9/10)<br>
The scene brings a sense of familiarity, as if it were a part of you. (10/10)<br>
<br>


===Alignment===
====Polarity bond====
Interaction with the Web of Fate.<br>
''the edges are fairly square and even<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which completely ensnares you. (1/10)<br>
''the edges are slightly out of alignment<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which blankets you like a cocoon. (2/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which obscures your vision. (3/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which hinders you like a ball and chain. (4/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which is a distant, jumbled mess. (5/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which appears as a dancing flame tormented by a draft. (6/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which is recognizable, but beyond your reach. (7/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which is familiar, and directly in front of you. (8/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which ripples outward as you pull its threads. (9/10)<br>
You then sense the Web of Fate which is easily manipulated, like pulling the strings of a marionette. (10/10)<br>
<br>


===Age and construction qualities===
===Explanation===
These are identical for all types of tools. See [[Prediction]] for a list of both.
''The Taisialaen cards reflect the constellations.


== Messages ==
== 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.
''Note: Currently this is just a list of observed messages and will be refined to a more useful format when more information is gathered


===Spread===
===Spread (Skill set)===
Dome of Fate: Defense<br>
Golden Triad: Defense w/3 cards<br>
Dome of Fate: Defense w/>3 cards<br>
Fateweaver's Glass: Magic<br>
Celestial Pillars: Lore w/3 cards<br>
Pyramid of Awareness: Survival (body?)<br>
Scryer's Arch: Lore<br>
Scryer's Arch: Lore w/>3 cards<br>
Scythe: Offense?<br>
Lunar Circle: Magic w/3<br>
Fateweaver's Glass: Magic w/>3 cards<br>
Vibrant Cross: Survival (hand?)<br>
Staff of the Prophetess: Offense w/3<br>
Scythe: Offense w/>3 cards<br>
Pyramid of Awareness: Survival w/3<br>
Vibrant Cross: Survival w/>3 cards<br>


===Kismet===
== Cards ==
You strongly turn over the first card, revealing the Window as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You turn over the next card without hesitation, playing the Dove as a Kismet. It is inverted.<br>
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Grinning Healer as a Kismet.<br>
You smoothly draw the first card from your deck, dealing the Illusion as a Kismet.<br>
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Window as a Kismet. It appears to be inverted.<br>
You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Spider as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You strongly turn over the first card, dealing the Ways as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, playing the Injured Prydaen as a Kismet.<br>
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, playing the Crypt as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You turn over the first card without hesitation, revealing the Branch as a Kismet.<br>
You draw the next card, revealing the Kaldar as a Kismet.<br>
You smoothly draw the next card from your deck, revealing the Jackal as a Kismet. It appears to be inverted.<br>
You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, playing the Donkey as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, dealing the Jackal as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Centaur as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You turn over the first card without hesitation, revealing the Lucky Copper as a Kismet.<br>
You strongly turn over the first card, dealing the Ivory Shrine as a Kismet, but it is inverted!<br>
You smoothly draw the next card from your deck, playing the Centaur as a Kismet.<br>
You pull the first card from your deck with complete confidence, playing the Knight as a Kismet.<br>
You turn over the next card without hesitation, dealing the Falling Star as a Kismet.<br>
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, playing the Nightingale as a Kismet. It appears to be inverted.<br>


===Thread===
====Portents====
{| width=40% class=wikitable
You smoothly draw the first card from your deck, dealing the Kaldar as the Thread.<br>
! width=25%| Power Rank
You pause briefly before turning over the next card, revealing the King Snake as the Thread.<br>
! width=25%| Positive
You strongly turn over the next card, dealing the Minstrel as the Thread.<br>
! width=25%| Neutral
You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Crypt as the Thread, but it is inverted!<br>
! width=25%| Negative
You pause briefly before turning over the next card, dealing the Golden Moon as the Thread. It appears to be inverted.<br>
|- align=center
You uncertainly pull the next card from your deck, dealing the World Dragon as the Thread. It is inverted.<br>
!1
You uncertainly pull the next card from your deck, dealing the Ivory Shrine as the Thread. It appears to be inverted.<br>
| Gilded Egg || Hourglass || Crypt
You strongly turn over the first card, revealing the Jackal as the Thread. It appears to be inverted.<br>
|- align=center
You smoothly draw the next card from your deck, revealing the Illusion as the Thread, but it is inverted!<br>
!2
You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Injured Apothecary of Hearts as the Thread.<br>
| Golden Moon || Summoning || Barrow
You smoothly draw the next card from your deck, playing the Enchantress of Pins as the Thread.<br>
|- align=center
You smoothly draw the next card from your deck, playing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Thread.<br>
!3
| Ivory Shrine || Ways || Falling Star
|- align=center
!4
| Lucky Copper || Window || Fissure of Earth
|- align=center
!5
| Stellar Stairway || World Dragon || Illusion
|- align=center
!6
| Web of Fate || Endless Seas || Locked Door
|- align=center
!7
| Crossroads || Tome of Secrets || Void
|- align=center
!8
| River of Aether || Keep || Beast
|- align=center
!9
| Evergarden || Branch || Valley of Mist
|- align=center
!10
| -- || -- || Living Statue
|}
''These are '''not''' currently sorted and does not include all possible Portents.


===Path===
====Avatars====
{| width=20% class=wikitable
You strongly turn over the next card, dealing the Laughing Rakash as the Path. It appears to be inverted.<br>
! width=40%| Power Rank
You uncertainly pull the next card from your deck, playing the Fissure of Earth as the Path. It appears to be inverted.<br>
! width=60%| Positive
You strongly turn over the next card, playing the Lucky Copper as the Path.<br>
|- align=center
You draw the next card, playing the Ways as the Path.<br>
!1
You hesitantly turn over the next card, playing the Wolf as the Path.<br>
| Races
You pause briefly before turning over the next card, revealing the Lucky Copper as the Path.<br>
|- align=center
You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the Stellar Stairway as the Path. It appears to be inverted.<br>
!2
You strongly turn over the next card, revealing the World Dragon as the Path.<br>
| Professionals
You smoothly draw the next card from your deck, revealing the Raccoon as the Path, but it is inverted!<br>
|- align=center
You strongly turn over the next card, playing the Falling Star as the Path.<br>
!3
You pull the next card from your deck with complete confidence, revealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Path. It appears to be inverted.<br>
| Suited Professionals
You strongly turn over the next card, dealing the Raccoon as the Path<br>
|}
''Suits include Hearts, Clubs, Pins and Court. Inflection is indicated by the mood (if any) of the Avatar.


===Terminus===
====Taisialaen====
{| width=40% class=wikitable
You pull the last card from your deck with complete confidence, dealing the Beast as the Terminus.<br>
! width=25%| Power Rank
You pause briefly before turning over the last card, revealing the Jackal as the Terminus. It appears to be inverted.<br>
! width=25%| Positive
You hesitantly turn over the last card, revealing the Spider as the Terminus.<br>
! width=25%| Neutral
You almost drop the last card, dealing the Joyous Mage of Hearts as the Terminus.<br>
! width=25%| Negative
You hesitantly turn over the last card, dealing the Injured Prydaen as the Terminus.<br>
|- align=center
You draw the last card, playing the Living Statue as the Terminus.<br>
!1
You uncertainly pull the last card from your deck, revealing the Enchantress of Pins as the Terminus. It appears to be inverted.<br>
| Nightingale || Wolf || Centaur
You hesitantly turn over the last card, revealing the Illusion as the Terminus.<br>
|- align=center
You smoothly draw the last card from your deck, playing the Knight as the Terminus. It appears to be inverted.<br>
!2
You hesitantly turn over the last card, dealing the Gilded Egg as the Terminus, but it is inverted!<br>
| Wolverine || Lion || Weasel
You strongly turn over the last card, dealing the Stellar Stairway as the Terminus, but it is inverted!<br>
|- align=center
You turn over the last card without hesitation, dealing the Warrior as the Terminus.<br>
!3
| Magpie || Raven || Viper
|- align=center
!4
| Snake || Unicorn || Shark
|- align=center
!5
| Albatross || Boar || Coyote
|- align=center
!6
| Donkey || Panther || Heron
|- align=center
!7
| Dove || Cobra || Goshawk
|- align=center
!8
| Phoenix || Ox || Raccoon
|- align=center
!9
| Mongoose || Scorpion || Adder
|- align=center
!10
| Owl || Wren || Vulture
|- align=center
!11
| Welkin || Cat || Shrew
|- align=center
!12
| Cow || Ram || Shrike
|- align=center
!13
| Jackal || Dolphin || Spider
|}


===Light===
====Magic Skills====
{| width=30% class=wikitable
The Joyous Mage of Hearts brightens for a moment, as if somehow lit from behind.<br>
! width=50%| Skill
The Jackal darkens for a moment, as though a shadow had passed over it.<br>
! width=50%| Card
|-
!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
|}


===Special===
====Lore Skills====
{| width=30% class=wikitable
The Thread and the Path glimmer briefly in response.<br>
! width=50%| Skill
The Warrior 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, improves brushwork (at least).<br>
! width=50%| Card
|-
!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
|}


== Cards ==
====Defensive Skills====
{| width=30% class=wikitable
List produced with {{com|TURN}}. '''This may not be a full list.''' Sorted by reaction. There are 18 positive, 18 neutral, and 18 negative giving 54 total cards so far.
! width=50%| Skill

! width=50%| Card
===The card brings a smile to your lips.===
|-
Beaming Elothean<br>
!Brigandine
Cheering Warrior<br>
|the Rivet
Donkey<br>
|-
Dove<br>
!Chain Armor
Gilded Egg<br>
|the Broken Circle
Golden Moon<br>
|-
Grinning Healer<br>
!Defending
Ivory Shrine<br>
|the Sentinel
Joyous Mage of Hearts<br>
|-
Jackal<br>
!Light Armor
King Snake<br>
|the Hunter
Laughing Rakash<br>
|-
Lucky Copper<br>
!Parry
Nightingale<br>
|the Crossroads
Owl<br>
|-
Stellar Stairway<br>
!Plate Armor
Wealthy Journeyman of Court<br>
|the Keep
Web of Fate<br>
|-

!Shield
===Hmm. Interesting.===
|the Knight
Branch<br>
|}
Dolphin<br>
Elf<br>
Enchantress of Pins<br>
Hourglass<br>
Kaldar<br>
Knight<br>
Minstrel<br>
Panther<br>
Priest of Pins<br>
Scorpion<br>
Summoning<br>
Unicorn<br>
Ways<br>
Window<br>
Wolf<br>
World Dragon<br>
Wren<br>


===It makes you shiver.===
====Survival Skills====
{| width=30% class=wikitable
Centaur<br>
! width=50%| Skill
Coyote<br>
! width=50%| Card
Crypt<br>
|-
Falling Star<br>
!Athletics
Fissure of Earth<br>
|the Stellar Stairway
Frowning Woodsman<br>
|-
Illusion<br>
!Evasion
Injured Apothecary of Hearts<br>
|the Nimble Dancer
Injured Prydaen<br>
|-
Limping Moneylender<br>
!First Aid
Locked Door<br>
|the Wounded Veteran
Raccoon<br>
|-
Shark<br>
!Locksmithing
Sighing Rogue of Court<br>
|the Locked Door
Spider<br>
|-
Void<br>
!Outdoorsmanship
Vulture<br>
|the Valley of Mist
Weeping Human<br>
|-
!Perception
|the Stargazer
|-
!Skinning
|the Beast
|-
!Stealth
|the Twilight
|-
!Thievery
|the Thief of Hearts
|}


====Offense Skills====
===Not seen but referenced elsewhere===
{| width=30% class=wikitable
Artificer (Cantrip)<br>
! width=50%| Skill
Beast (Prediction)<br>
! width=50%| Card
Crossroads (Sect Item)<br>
|-
Endless Ocean (Cantrip, however Endless Sea appears in predictions)<br>
!Bow
Evergarden (Prediction)<br>
|the Arrow
Jester of the Court (Cantrip)<br>
|-
Joyous Mage (Cantrip, however Joyous Mage of Hearts appears)<br>
!Brawling
Living Statue (Prediction)<br>
|the Greater Fist
Moneylender (Cantrip, however Limping Moneylender appears)<br>
|-
Nimble Dancer (Cantrip)<br>
!Crossbow
Ram (Predictions)<br>
|the Twilight
River of Aether (Cantrip)<br>
|-
Runebinder (Cantrip)<br>
!Heavy Thrown
Sulking Hunter (Cantrip)<br>
|the Boulder
Thief of Hearts (Cantrip)<br>
|-
Wounded Veteran (Cantrip)<br>
!Large Blunt
Wounded Woodsman of Staves (Predictions)<br>
|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.
''For a total of 69 known cards, 60 seen within the Tokka Cards themselves currently. This list doesn't include any custom cards.


== Custom Cards ==
== Custom Cards ==
Unlike other tools Tokka Cards can be customized slightly - Having new cards introduced to the deck that mimic other cards. Five custom cards were sold with each deck at the Festival of the Gods and more may be available in the future. 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:


Before Painting:<br>
Before Painting:
G>tap card<br>
>tap card
You tap a Tokka card that you are holding.<br>
You tap a Tokka card that you are holding.
G>l card<br>
>l card
You see an unpainted Tokka card.<br>
You see an unpainted Tokka card.


After Painting:<br>
After Painting:
G>tap card<br>
>tap card
You tap a Tokka card that you are holding.<br>
You tap a Tokka card that you are holding.
G>l card<br>
>l card
You see the Defenestrated Student.<br>
You see the Defenestrated Student.
G>pull card<br>
>pull card
You hold up your Tokka card, revealing the Defenestrated Student for everyone to see.<br>
You hold up your Tokka card, revealing the Defenestrated Student for everyone to see.


G>combine card with deck<br>
>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.<br>
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.<br>
Roundtime: 6 sec.
G>study deck<br>
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!<br>


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.
Skimming through the cards, you look to see if any have been added.<br>
You see:<br>
the Defenestrated Student<br>
Roundtime: 5 sec.<br>

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.<br>

G>turn deck<br>
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.<br>


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
*{{com|STUDY}}ing the deck will show if/what cards have been added to your deck.
{{com|STUDY}}
*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.
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!
*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.
{{com|DEAL}} (without {{com|ALIGN}} first)
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.

{{com|SHUFFLE}}
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>
Roundtime: 5 sec.

{{com|CUT}}
You cut the deck for yourself, removing roughly half the cards and placing the remainder on top of them.

{{com|PUSH}}
Squeezing the edges of the Tokka deck between your fingers, you send a cascade of cards casually into your other hand.

{{com|TURN}}
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.

{{com|TOUCH}}
You silently rest your hand on top of the Tokka deck, clearing your mind of all other thoughts.

{{com|RUB}}
You slide a card off the top of the deck and place it at the bottom.

{{com|SHAKE}}
You holds the Tokka deck loosely and shake it up and down, allowing cards to drop out of deck and into your other hand.

{{com|KISS}}
You bring the Tokka deck to your lips and kiss the top card for luck. You hope you weren't kissing the Vulture!

{{com|TAP}}
You rap the top of the Tokka deck with your knuckles, trying to maintain a mystical air.

{{com|RUB}}
You slide a card off the top of the deck and place it at the bottom.<br>
The deck becomes warm under your touch, then grows cool again.<br>
You are struck with the strange, but definite, feeling that the cards in the deck have shifted slightly.<br>

To date two sets of Tokka Cards have been sold at the Festival of the Gods (in prime), one in TF and one in plat. They will soon be available for normal purchase.

Around the time of their general release an IG manual will be published to explain the basic workings of the decks.

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.

== Old Info ==

There are ruined Tokka decks in the game, which were a free give away as TKT ammo item (generic tokka cards can be removed from the deck one at a time). These decks contained 52 cards and have a few verbs, and can occasionally be stolen from the Throne City Museum.

Below is a list of known cards.

===Known Card (Old)===

*Joyous Mage: ''Affected [[Primary Magic skill]].''
*Moneylender: ''Affected [[Appraisal skill]].''
*Jester of the Court: ''Affected [[Musical Theory skill]].'' (presplit - Unsure now)
*Wounded Veteran: ''Affected [[First Aid skill]].''
*Artificer: ''Affected [[Mechanical Lore skill]].''
*Endless Ocean: ''Affected [[Swimming skill]].''
*Stellar Stairway: ''Affected [[Climbing skill]].''
*River of Aether: ''Affected [[Targeted Magic skill]].''
*Nimble Dancer: ''Affected [[Evasion skill]].''
*Sulking Hunter: ''Affected [[Skinning skill]].''
*Thief of Hearts: ''Affected [[Disarm Traps skill]].''
*Runebinder: ''Affected [[Astrology skill]].''
*The Crossroads: ''A symbol for the gathering of Fortune's Path members.''

Please note the skill effected relates to the cantrip, and MAY not reflect the actual Tokka Cards.

[[Category: Moon Mage Abilities]]
[[Category:Fortune's Path]]


==Also See==
==Variations==
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< Prediction Tools


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.

  1. The way in which each card is dealt indicates the general accuracy of that card.
  2. Kismets (If applicable) act as a modifier to the entire prediction, increasing it's potential but also increasing the risk.
  3. Generally the cards can be divided into positive, neutral, and negative - and their influence in a prediction, particullarly as Kismets, relates to this.
  4. The Thread relates to the magnitude of the prediction. Portents are the most potent here, and Avatars the weakest.
  5. The Path relates to the duration of the prediction. Avatars are the most potent here, and Portents are the weakest.
  6. The Terminus relates to the area of influence. Each card has a one to one relationship to a skill.
  7. 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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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

 Source
Blue and silver Tokka deckTokka Painter's Hut
Brass foiled Tokka deckFuture is Now (1)
Brilliant watercolor Tokka deck pressed with a moonsilver borderSu Helmas: Seeds of Entropy/End loot
Su Helmas 444: Make Haste!/End loot
Su Helmas 440: Entrapped/End loot
Su Helmas 438: The Forbidden Temple/End loot
Su Helmas 434: The Forbidden Temple/End loot
Clockwork Tokka deck displaying niello-foiled imagesFuture is Now (3)
Dull black Tokka deck embossed with silver webbingMoon Mage Pavilion
Essential Sects Shop (3)
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Dull grey Tokka deck pebbled with silvery black and brown huesTokka Painter's Hut
Elegant tokka deck painted in raesh-styleEssential Sects Shop (3)
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Etched tyrium Tokka deckFuture is Now (4)
Extravagantly illustrated tokka deckEssential Sects Shop (3)
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Fuzzy-backed Tokka deckMoon Mage Pavilion
Essential Sects Shop (3)
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Gilt-edged Tokka deck (1)Future is Now (1)
Gilt-edged Tokka deck (2)Grey Raven Commissary
Hyacinthine Tokka deck printed with tiny yellow blossomsTokka Painter's Hut
Inky black Tokka deck split by a sinuous bolt of lightningTokka Painter's Hut
Item:Blue and silver Tokka deck
Item:Brass foiled Tokka deck
Item:Dull black Tokka deck embossed with silver webbing
Item:Dull grey Tokka deck pebbled with silvery black and brown hues
Item:Elegant tokka deck painted in raesh-style
Item:Extravagantly illustrated tokka deck
Item:Fuzzy-backed Tokka deck
Item:Gilt-edged Tokka deck (1)
Item:Gilt-edged Tokka deck (2)
Item:Hyacinthine Tokka deck printed with tiny yellow blossoms
Item:Inky black Tokka deck split by a sinuous bolt of lightning
Midnight black Tokka deck bearing the blue moon XibarTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Midnight black Tokka deck bearing the dark moon KatambaTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Midnight black Tokka deck bearing the red moon YavashTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Mismatched tokka deck
Off-white Tokka deck patterned with overlapping chevronsTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Pale blue Tokka deckFuture is Now (1)
Plain Tokka deck stamped with Gamgweth textTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Simple Tokka deckTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Tamboti Tokka deck trimmed in chocolate brown kelpzite clockwork foilFuture is Now (4)
Telothian-edged Tokka deck scattered with Fortune's Star diamond dustGuildfest 431/Auction
Tokka deck adorned with mounted horsemenTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Tokka deck backed with loimic foil fractalsFuture is Now (4)
Tokka deck depicting a sandy beach with a coralite foil skyFuture is Now (4)
Tokka deck depicting three moons in a star-dusted night sky
Tokka deck emblazed with clockwork designsFuture is Now (1)
Tokka deck illustrated with childish drawingsMoon Mage Pavilion
Essential Sects Shop (3)
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Tokka deck painted with a complete breakfastEssential Sects Shop
Moon Mage Pavilion
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Tokka deck painted with ancient oak treesTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Tokka deck painted with caricatures of Moon Mage guildleaders on the backTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
Tokka deck stamped with a large kegMoon Mage Pavilion
Essential Sects Shop (3)
Essential Sects Shop (2)
Essential Sects Shop (1)
Tokka deck stamped with steel foilFuture is Now (1)
Tri-color Tokka deck slashed with a diagonal lineTokka Painter's Hut
Tokka Painter's Hut
White and carnation-pink polka-dotted Tokka deckTokka Painter's Hut
Woodburned Tokka deck made from cards of driftwood veneerFuture is Now (4)


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