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GAMETASIA® is a card and game company from Southern California. Mel Wayne, Creator of Imaginary Places, has created four illustrated decks for your enjoyment.
The UTOPIAN CHESS CARD deck features 65 playing cards plus 6 rules cards. The deck of 56 full-color illustrations display the characters of Millennium. The rules cards include instructions to play Utopian Chess, Poker Chess, Vocabulary Battle (a word game), Treasure Coin Chess, Poker with Jokers, and diagrams for chess moves and poker hand hierarchy.
The GAMETASIA® CARD deck features 81 playing cards plus 4 rules cards. The full-color illustrations display the characters of Millennium on 25 Major cards and 56 Minor Arcana cards. The rules cards include instructions to play Gametasia Chess, Poker Chess, Poker with Jokers, and diagrams for chess moves and poker hand hierarchy.
THE GREAT WAY TAROT deck features 81 tarot cards plus a title card and ten tarot spread cards. The full-color illustrations display the characters of Millennium for the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana cards. The spread cards include the simple Three Card Spread, Love & Relationships. Money & Finance, Seven Card Horseshoe, Chakra, Pet & Animals, Celtic Cross, Tree of Life, and The Future Year.
THE GREAT WAY ORACLES card deck features 81 oracle cards depicting the verses of the Tao Te Ching, interpretations by Mel Wayne. The inspirational verses on each card, numbered 1 to 81, are designed to change the thoughts and thus, change the life of the reader. The custom deck also includes a Title Card and an information card for the full-color, illustrated book: The Great Way: 81 Oracles. (available at Amazon and other retail outlets).
All four card decks have complimentary illustrated books with fantasy artwork. Gametasia Cards are featured in the 8.5” x 11” illustrated, full-color Gametasia Rules Book. Both the Great Way Tarot and The Great Way Oracles have complimentary 8.5” x 11” illustrated, full-color books. All books available at Amazon and other retail outlets.
The UTOPIAN CHESS CARD deck features 65 playing cards plus 6 rules cards. The deck of 56 full-color illustrations display the characters of Millennium. The rules cards include instructions to play Utopian Chess, Poker Chess, Vocabulary Battle (a word game), Treasure Coin Chess, Poker with Jokers, and diagrams for chess moves and poker hand hierarchy.
The GAMETASIA® CARD deck features 81 playing cards plus 4 rules cards. The full-color illustrations display the characters of Millennium on 25 Major cards and 56 Minor Arcana cards. The rules cards include instructions to play Gametasia Chess, Poker Chess, Poker with Jokers, and diagrams for chess moves and poker hand hierarchy.
THE GREAT WAY TAROT deck features 81 tarot cards plus a title card and ten tarot spread cards. The full-color illustrations display the characters of Millennium for the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana cards. The spread cards include the simple Three Card Spread, Love & Relationships. Money & Finance, Seven Card Horseshoe, Chakra, Pet & Animals, Celtic Cross, Tree of Life, and The Future Year.
THE GREAT WAY ORACLES card deck features 81 oracle cards depicting the verses of the Tao Te Ching, interpretations by Mel Wayne. The inspirational verses on each card, numbered 1 to 81, are designed to change the thoughts and thus, change the life of the reader. The custom deck also includes a Title Card and an information card for the full-color, illustrated book: The Great Way: 81 Oracles. (available at Amazon and other retail outlets).
All four card decks have complimentary illustrated books with fantasy artwork. Gametasia Cards are featured in the 8.5” x 11” illustrated, full-color Gametasia Rules Book. Both the Great Way Tarot and The Great Way Oracles have complimentary 8.5” x 11” illustrated, full-color books. All books available at Amazon and other retail outlets.
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