Witch tarot decks have become increasingly popular in recent years, offering a unique and mystical approach to the traditional tarot system. These decks incorporate occult symbolism, witchcraft themes, and elements of nature and magic. The imagery found in a witch tarot deck often includes witches, spellcasting tools, familiars, and other magical elements. These decks are typically divided into the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana, with each card representing a different aspect of the human experience or spiritual journey. The Major Arcana cards in a witch tarot deck often feature influential figures or archetypes that hold significant meaning in witchcraft and pagan traditions. These cards may depict prominent witches, elemental forces, or powerful deities associated with magic and the occult.
I remember one of the arguments for it staying as is was "we want magic attack to have drawbacks". Well, tbh I see no reason for it. Flaming attacks, poison attacks and armour piercing have no drawbacks, why magical attacks should?. Just factor it in the price of the unit (shouldn't even be all that expensive since it's pretty niche as is).
So yes, that s the issue, my thoughts are making a plugin that forces the enemy images to maintain their priorities when magic animations are running would be the solution, any help would be fantastic. When an interaction between magic weapon attack and magic resistance happen, most players just think that something is broken or that the RNG gods are against them except if dwarves are involved.
These cards may depict prominent witches, elemental forces, or powerful deities associated with magic and the occult. The Minor Arcana cards in a witch tarot deck are typically divided into four suits, each representing different aspects of life. These suits may be named after the four elements (earth, air, fire, and water) or other themes relevant to witchcraft.
Wurrzag SP "whole army gets magic attacks" ability is a trap
Decided to play SP a bit, started Wurrzag campaign. Realised that one of his signature abilities that gives magic attack to your whole army is basically a trap choice since it heavily nerfs your army vs your main campaign enemy - dwarves, while giving very little in return.
I know this has been discussed to death, but please make magic resist not affect units with magic weapon. It only creates weird imbalances and is super counter intuitive. It also creates trap choices like the one above, which are a good indicator of poor design.
I remember one of the arguments for it staying as is was "we want magic attack to have drawbacks". Well, tbh I see no reason for it. Flaming attacks, poison attacks and armour piercing have no drawbacks, why magical attacks should?. Just factor it in the price of the unit (shouldn't even be all that expensive since it's pretty niche as is).
Post edited by CA_Will#2514 on August 2022Each suit contains numbered cards, representing different stages or energies, as well as four court cards (page, knight, queen, and king) that depict characters embodying the energy of that particular suit. The artwork found in a witch tarot deck is often highly detailed and rich in symbolism, allowing for deeper interpretation and intuitive readings. The imagery in these decks can be dark and mysterious, using bold colors and intricate illustrations to evoke a sense of magic and the unknown. Witch tarot decks can be used for divination purposes, providing guidance, insight, and a deeper understanding of oneself and the world around them. The cards can be interpreted to explore one's past, present, and potential future, offering guidance and advice on various aspects of life, relationships, and decision-making. Some witch tarot decks also come with guidebooks or companion materials that provide additional information about each card's meaning and interpretation. These resources can be helpful, especially for those new to tarot or witchcraft, allowing for a better understanding of the cards and their symbolism. Whether you are a tarot enthusiast, practitioner of witchcraft, or simply drawn to the mystical and magical, a witch tarot deck can be a powerful tool for self-reflection, divination, and personal growth. The imagery and symbolism infused in these cards provide a unique and enchanting approach to tarot reading, making them a cherished addition to any divination or spiritual practice..
Reviews for "Enhancing Your Tarot Practice with Witch Tarot Decks"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Witch tarot deck. The artwork was not at all what I was expecting. The images were dark and poorly executed, which made it difficult to interpret the cards. The guidebook that came with the deck was not helpful either, as it lacked detailed explanations for each card. Overall, I found this deck to be a waste of money and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a quality tarot deck.
2. Alex - 1 star - The Witch tarot deck was a complete letdown for me. The cards were flimsy and felt cheaply made. I also didn't like the design of the cards. The illustrations were unappealing and lacked the depth and symbolism that I look for in a tarot deck. The guidebook was poorly organized and didn't provide clear interpretations for each card. I regret purchasing this deck and would not advise others to do the same.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Witch tarot deck, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The artwork appeared rushed and lacked the intricate details that I appreciate in a tarot deck. The cardstock was also thin and easily bent, which made handling the cards a bit frustrating. Additionally, the guidebook did not provide in-depth explanations of the cards, leaving me feeling confused and unguided. Overall, I was not satisfied with this deck and would not recommend it to serious tarot enthusiasts.
4. Ben - 2 stars - The Witch tarot deck did not resonate with me. The illustrations seemed overly simplistic and lacked the depth and complexity that I enjoy in tarot cards. The cardstock quality was mediocre, making it feel like a cheap knockoff. The guidebook was also disappointing, offering only basic interpretations that did not delve into the deeper meanings of the cards. I would not recommend this deck to experienced tarot readers who are seeking a deck that truly speaks to them and offers insightful readings.
5. Jessica - 1 star - The Witch tarot deck was a major disappointment. The artwork felt amateurish and did not capture the essence of witchcraft or tarot symbolism. The images lacked the mystical and enchanting feel that I was hoping for. The cardstock was flimsy and prone to creasing, which made the deck feel cheap and low-quality. The guidebook was also lacking, providing only brief descriptions and interpretations without diving into the deeper meanings of the cards. I would not recommend this deck to anyone serious about tarot.