Despite their unique appearance, LOGOS DIVINÆ cards are structurally identical to most playing card game formats–meaning you can play virtually any traditional card game–such as War, Crazy 8s, or Scopa–their look and layout is best suited for games that utilize a Four-of-a-Kind mechanics. The Base Deck can handle games requiring 16-52 cards, it includes two Jokers, while the Tarot Combo allows you to play games of 16-78 card formats, and includes a number of additional Fool cards.

On this very page, when you scroll up, you can select and download an instruction manual that fits your deck.

Within you'll find an overviews tarot reading and acts as a key to the meanings of each symbol found in LOGOS DIVINÆ.

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Tarot began as an add-on to standard playing card decks in Italy during the Renaissance. Hundreds of years later, it was used for a form of self-betterment by members of secret societies like the Freemasons and Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Each of these organizations were interested in the cross-section between myth, ideology, and our sense of identity.

Their idea was simple: if you can embed wisdom traditions into a tool used for idle tricks and gambling, that wisdom will persevere through even the most banal times. Infusing tarot with occult significance and becoming a form of meditation and self improvement since 1791.

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Just "logos divine." It was stylized for branding purposes by non-Latin speakers.