Inspired by the Mayan god Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent Mayan and Aztecs are well-known astrologers and their calendar is popular in prophecy too! For a long time even now, they worshipped a feathered serpent KUKULKAN as their creator, also known as Kukulcán or Quetzalcoatl in Aztecs, and it is said Kukulkan also called 'THE VISION SERPENT', he serves as a messenger of the highest god, to guide and warn people about the future ~

Inspired by the Mayan god Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent Although the decks are the same, they are offered in two different gilding: Jungle Green or Starry Holo (Tuck seals are different depending on type of gilding) Mayan and Aztecs are well-known astrologers and their calendar is popular in prophecy too! For a long time even now, they worshipped a feathered serpent KUKULKAN as their creator, also known as Kukulcán or Quetzalcoatl in Aztecs, and it is said Kukulkan also called 'THE VISION SERPENT', he serves as a messenger of the highest god, to guide and warn people about the future ~ Kickstarter Campaign

Inspired by the Mayan god Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent

Mayan and Aztecs are well-known astrologers and their calendar is popular in prophecy too! For a long time even now, they worshipped a feathered serpent KUKULKAN as their creator, also known as Kukulcán or Quetzalcoatl in Aztecs, and it is said Kukulkan also called 'THE VISION SERPENT', he serves as a messenger of the highest god, to guide and warn people about the future ~

Kickstarter Campaign

The Lunae deck features an teal colour with silver hot foil on the tuck and silver foil on the backs of the cards. During the Kickstarter campaign, there was an option to upgrade the Lunae deck to a teal gilding to match the colour of the deck

Includes:

• teal gilded edges,
• custom illustrated court cards,
• custom aces as islands,
• custom number cards,
• map portion on the background of all cards (for the puzzle)

The cards that play the role of jokers are illustrations related to the novel. There is an extra card for Solis and Lunæ which printed with letterpress on cotton paper; this is necessary for the puzzle.

Kickstarter Eye of the Ocean campaign.