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Hi guys,

I read an article about Emperor's Tarot in WD210,

and I have some question.

Here is some sentence.

[ The seer's breathing became rhythmic as he attuned his sences, then with careful precision the old man laid out seven cards on the table. Two inside a circle of five. ]

IMO, [ Two inside a circle of five ] is something like a tarot spread.

Also I heard that Emperor's Tarot has some spreads. Is that true?

And if it's true, how many of them?





I'd greatly appreciate for your input

I don't think anyone knows, given that I dont think its ever been defined, or really delved into with any depth or description.

Likely its just the same as regular tarot.

maybe read inquistor by ian watson...

Imperial tarot acording to him has 78 cards. and he was doing 5 card draws in the bit I just read less then 5 minutes ago..

The cards are cool, they morph and change every time, not their archetype but like the faces.. so his face is on the card.. its pretty cool concept.