omensandoracles

[omensandoracles]

[omensandoracles]

This is the tarot reading that inspired starting this blog! I was reading with one of my favorite decks, the Alleyman Tarot by @publishinggoblin, and I realized that I didn't even know I was holding myself back. The bogeyman isn't real: it's the fear of what might be in the dark that keeps you from reaching for the next door or opportunity.

I've been working on my tarot TTRPG worldbuild and using divination in my 5e dungeons and dragon games for years now, but it never has felt "done enough" to share. That's nonsense! I think it'll be fun to continue to build this world and some RPG divination tools while I start to share things here.

I'd love to hear how you like to use divination in your TTRPG games!

[omensandoracles]

I'm a tumblr veteran, but this sideblog is new in town, so I thought I'd introduce myself! I'm Morgan, use they/them pronouns, and I'm a forever DM and divination witch.

I have been tinkering with a tarot themed TTRPG worldbuild, which I refer to as my Omens & Oracles verse, and I have been running a 5e dungeons & dragons game in it for a few years now. I feel like I'm finally ready to start sharing it as I continue to build it, and thought I could also share some of my ideas for different ways to incorporate divination into worldbuilding and running TTRPG games! I'm hoping to make both system neutral and 5e/Tales of the Valiant compatible content.

Stay tuned for some tarot readings, tarot worldbuilding spreads, and musings on in game divination. In terms of my Omens & Oracles worldbuild, you can look forward to: a full pantheon with the 22 Major Arcana cards as the deities, a country based around each of the Minor Arcana suits, two distinct timelines, and an adventure that pits your party against a cult of the Chariot.