The Citadel Oracle

Design and Artwork

The Citadel Oracle, a captivating creation by Fez Inkwright, stands out with its unique octagonal cards, each featuring intricate foiled fronts. The artwork is heavily inspired by fantasy literature and gaming, reminiscent of Tolkien’s Middle Earth, providing a rich and immersive visual experience. The design of the cards and the hardcover slipcase box, adorned with secretive illustrations, adds to the deck's allure and mystique.

Symbolism and Themes

This oracle deck is steeped in the magic of storytelling and fantasy. Each of the 60 cards represents a different character living within the Citadel, a city brimming with fates and possibilities. The characters’ stories delve into the nature of humanity, offering insights and reflections through a fantasy lens. This deck is not just a tool for divination but a gateway to a world of imagination and exploration.

User Experience

Accompanying the deck is a detailed guidebook that not only explains the meanings of the cards but also describes various scenes and characters of the Citadel. Unique to this deck is its application in tabletop gaming, with instructions for generating games, encounters, and locations. The guidebook also includes exclusive spreads for divination, making it a versatile tool for both oracle readings and gaming enthusiasts.

About the Author

Fez Inkwright, an illustrator, author, and folklorist, brings a wealth of experience from her work in children’s books, greeting cards, and tattoo design. Her passion for conservation and wildlife rehabilitation is reflected in her art, imbuing it with a deep connection to nature and storytelling. Inkwright’s role as Head Designer at Liminal 11 further showcases her expertise in creating engaging and meaningful artistic works.

• 60 unique octagonal cards with foiled fronts
• Detailed guidebook with card meanings and storytelling elements
• Application in divination and tabletop gaming
• Exclusive spreads for a variety of readings
• Hardcover slipcase box for safekeeping of the deck