Sealed Fate - A Tarot Dice Collection

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Extrait du site web de l'éditeur… Voici SEALED FATE : Pologne 1939, le premier module ATS à mettre en scène la Pologne de 1939. Cela signifie de nouveaux pions alléchants, bien sûr ! Des véhicules blindés et des unités de fantassins. AUSSI une collection alléchante de scénarios, tous jouables sur l’ensemble de plateaux pliables 11” × 16” fournis. Tout y est pour recréer l’ambiance de l’opération « Cas Blanc »… et les Allemands ne sont pas obligés de gagner à chaque fois ! Pas tant que VOUS, vaillant propriétaire du livret de règles ATS édition 2014 (avec cette édition pratique « E Rules » permettant une recherche complète des règles), êtes aux commandes. Mais vous feriez mieux d’être prêt à manier vos chars 7TPJW, car l’action va être INTENSE. Comprend tous les pions de combat nécessaires pour jouer. COMPREND TOUS LES PIONS DE COMBAT NÉCESSAIRES POUR JOUER, IL VOUS SUFFIT D’APPORTER DES MARQUEURS ET VOTRE LIVRE DE RÈGLES ATS 2014.

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A Journey from Deck to Die

I’ve spent the better part of almost two decades with a Tarot deck in my hands. As a reader with a collection that spans dozens of decks, I’ve always been captivated by the way the Arcana can tell a story, shift a perspective, or reveal a hidden truth.

But I’m also a gamer with a fond love of Yu-Gi-Oh and Cardcaptor Sakura.

I’m the person at the table who always plays the diviners, the card-slingers, and the fate-obsessed casters. I’ve always felt that the dice we use should be as deep as the characters we play. I wanted my rolls to feel like a reading: tangible, meaningful, and visually stunning.

The Search for the "Real" Thing

For years, I looked for dice that truly captured the essence of the Tarot. I bought the sets with the engravings. I bought the themed colors. But they always felt like a compromise. They were "inspired by" the Tarot, but the cards themselves, the heart of the practice were always missing.

As an artisan dice maker, I knew there had to be a way to bridge that gap. I didn't want a symbol on the die; I wanted the card in the die.

Solving the "Fool’s Errand"

The challenge was physical. How do you fit a legible, clear Major Arcana card inside a 20mm or 22mm d20 without ruining the balance or obscuring the numbers?

It took months of experimentation, countless failed pours, and a deep dive into how to get everything just right. I had to find the perfect balance between the thickness of the inclusion and the clarity of the resin. I wasn't just making dice, I was building miniature display cases for the icons I’ve spent years studying.

Why I Made Sealed Fate

Sealed Fate was born from a simple idea: the deck belongs inside the dice. I made these because I wanted to roll The World. I made them for the readers, the collectors, and the players who believe that every roll of the dice is flirting with destiny.