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Hey everyone,

Here is a great game that I have pledged and actually had the pleasure of play testing . All the details are below. Updated everyday.
All the ''How To..'' videos should be up in the next few days.
Here is the linky to the kcikstarter http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1428582690/the-tarot-of-loka?ref=live

Thanks for reading
Spud

''The tarot has an ancient lineage dating back to the 15th century. During the Renaissance period, tarot decks were used to play card games, a tradition that remains in parts of Italy and France. It was not until the 18th century that mystics began to use the tarot as a divinatory tool, and today, in the English-speaking world at least, popular conception associates the tarot with occultism and soothsaying. Because we love games, and the fascinating historical imagery of the original tarot cards, at River Horse we decided it was time to redress the balance – so we created a deck of tarot cards that paid homage to the original use of the tarot as a game, pure and simple. And who better to illustrate this deck than the master fantasy artist, Ralph Horsley, who has fused the imagery of Alessio’s fantasy world, Loka, with the design of the original medieval tarot cards.''

Hey Spud, while LOKA isn't strictly a Mantic game, it's supported by them since their KOW writer Alessio is in charge of it. You might actually get more followers in the Mantic section. Check with a MOD to see if it should be moved over there instead. I'm honestly not sure since it's supported by Mantic but isn't officially a Mantic game. I'm sure Alph or RITides would be able to steer you in the right direction-they both have an interest in Mantic in some way or another.

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