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Arkartia: The Lost Chronicles
Experience tarot in a ground-breaking powerful new way when you Choose Your Own Ritual (CYOR) whilst embarking on an immersive tarot adventure!
In this unique grimoire, you will take decisions and be guided to read your cards and make further choices or real-life actions to prepare for, resolve or recover elegantly from any event in your life.
This book, bridging "Choose Your Own Adventure" with magical grimoire traditions, is suitable for absolute beginners and experienced professionals alike, as there is nothing like it in the world!
* "Choose Your Own Adventure" books give numbered paragraphs and your journey through the story is guided by your choices at various points of the text. This means that each 'reading' of the narrative can be different.
For example, "15. You stand between the three old doors. The door on the left looks like it was recently repaired, the middle door looks old and hanging off its hinges, but the right door has a sign reading 'This Way'. Do you take the left door [Go to paragraph 58], the middle door [Go to paragraph 7] or the right door [Go to paragraph 140]?"
In this unique grimoire, you will take decisions and be guided to read your cards and make further choices or real-life actions to prepare for, resolve or recover elegantly from any event in your life.
This book, bridging "Choose Your Own Adventure" with magical grimoire traditions, is suitable for absolute beginners and experienced professionals alike, as there is nothing like it in the world!
* "Choose Your Own Adventure" books give numbered paragraphs and your journey through the story is guided by your choices at various points of the text. This means that each 'reading' of the narrative can be different.
For example, "15. You stand between the three old doors. The door on the left looks like it was recently repaired, the middle door looks old and hanging off its hinges, but the right door has a sign reading 'This Way'. Do you take the left door [Go to paragraph 58], the middle door [Go to paragraph 7] or the right door [Go to paragraph 140]?"