THE BOOK OF FATE SYMBOLS DECK
So below is the PDF of the deck I designed for the 32 symbols of ‘Napoleon’s’ Book of Fate. This isthe same deck as the Book of Fate cards I included in the Napoleon’s Book of Fate 2.0 lesson, but this deck is the annotated version. As always, I have included a potential card-back design you may use on the obverse side of your cards, or not (page 5). There is also an optional card-holder envelope on page 6 of the PDF. Feel free to trim-down the bottom flap if it won’t quite fit into the slot in the top-flap:
Though I’ve annotated these cards to make doing readings with them easier, below is a ‘Book of Fate Card Meanings’ PDF where I talk a little more at length about the potential meanings of each card. By all means, consider this document just a jumping-off point! You may discover meanings for these cards I haven’t thought of:
THE GEOMANCY DECK, ENLARGED & ANNOTATED
Recalling that I: A.) made my original version of the Geomancy deck rather tiny, and B.) may have neglected to include key words to help out the reader, and C.) thinking the Geomancy deck would pair nicely with the Book of Fate Symbols deck, as either a primary or a clarifier deck (see the picture below), I developed this new, larger, annotated version of the Geomancy Deck:
As you can see from the pictures, I printed out both decks on different-colored card-stock, and if you have the resources, I encourage you to do the same. Or you can print out both decks on white card-stock, then color them differently. I recommend some sort of color-differentiation, because if you use these two decks together in the same reading, it can be all-too-easy to get them confused. Having them be different colors can help you more readily distinguish one from another. You don’t want to mistake Fortuna Major for Minor Fortuna Major or the Standard. All three are binary symbols, but have different meanings. As always, I recommend spraying your cards with acrylic sealer, because it prevents the ink from smearing and it helps the cards slide against each other better when you’re shuffling.