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Antioch needs to be the Knave of Occulatrsmsrg. Or of Obelisks, but definitely a jack and not a king. | Antioch needs to be the Knave of Occulatrsmsrg. Or of Obelisks, but definitely a jack and not a king. | ||
| − | + | : I'm so thrilled that someone read this again. I had a note in my mind to try to get you to incorporate these when we went to the Dark Carnival. Should we move Arek to the Knave of Pentacles? Pentacles usually represent spiritual foundations and success. --[[User:Msallen|Msallen]] | |
I like it. In the spirit of making key relics "characters" in their own right, the Jack of Octacles could be Entropy's End, Alexandria's Sword, or something like that. Queen of Hearts could easily be the Quicksilver Dragon, as young men falling in love with their dragons is old trope, and makes their inevitable death more tragic. I assume the +1 card would be something like The Omnity, as a singular "joker" type card? -d | I like it. In the spirit of making key relics "characters" in their own right, the Jack of Octacles could be Entropy's End, Alexandria's Sword, or something like that. Queen of Hearts could easily be the Quicksilver Dragon, as young men falling in love with their dragons is old trope, and makes their inevitable death more tragic. I assume the +1 card would be something like The Omnity, as a singular "joker" type card? -d | ||
Yeah, I filled some of this in after our email before seeing this. I like the dragon as the queen of hearts. I'm not sure I like the jacks right now... especially the jack of octacles, which is supposed to be Sayid's misplaced faith in 'Fate'. I would like for them to be the 'bad' noble--something with strong negative connotations, although not necessarily evil (maybe Kivan?). Right now that means 3/4 have to do with Sayid :( Also, ideally the nobles would all be people (or dragons--living things), and we can move the objects and events down to the pip cards. Any thoughts? --[[User:Msallen|Msallen]] 15:01, 19 March 2009 (EDT) | Yeah, I filled some of this in after our email before seeing this. I like the dragon as the queen of hearts. I'm not sure I like the jacks right now... especially the jack of octacles, which is supposed to be Sayid's misplaced faith in 'Fate'. I would like for them to be the 'bad' noble--something with strong negative connotations, although not necessarily evil (maybe Kivan?). Right now that means 3/4 have to do with Sayid :( Also, ideally the nobles would all be people (or dragons--living things), and we can move the objects and events down to the pip cards. Any thoughts? --[[User:Msallen|Msallen]] 15:01, 19 March 2009 (EDT) | ||
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Antioch needs to be the Knave of Occulatrsmsrg. Or of Obelisks, but definitely a jack and not a king.
- I'm so thrilled that someone read this again. I had a note in my mind to try to get you to incorporate these when we went to the Dark Carnival. Should we move Arek to the Knave of Pentacles? Pentacles usually represent spiritual foundations and success. --Msallen
I like it. In the spirit of making key relics "characters" in their own right, the Jack of Octacles could be Entropy's End, Alexandria's Sword, or something like that. Queen of Hearts could easily be the Quicksilver Dragon, as young men falling in love with their dragons is old trope, and makes their inevitable death more tragic. I assume the +1 card would be something like The Omnity, as a singular "joker" type card? -d
Yeah, I filled some of this in after our email before seeing this. I like the dragon as the queen of hearts. I'm not sure I like the jacks right now... especially the jack of octacles, which is supposed to be Sayid's misplaced faith in 'Fate'. I would like for them to be the 'bad' noble--something with strong negative connotations, although not necessarily evil (maybe Kivan?). Right now that means 3/4 have to do with Sayid :( Also, ideally the nobles would all be people (or dragons--living things), and we can move the objects and events down to the pip cards. Any thoughts? --Msallen 15:01, 19 March 2009 (EDT)
