The Goblin Tarot


For those of you who are unaware, I've started an IndieGoGo project to fund the first part of my Goblin game.

This project is called the Goblin Tarot and begins by providing a tarot deck derived from the mythology of my goblin world. Those who contribute a little more will receive a booklet containing some games to play with the card deck, some further insight into the goblin world and some goblinesque methods of divination.

For information about this project, visit the IndieGoGo site.

(P.S. If you've got any available funds and you'd love a fun present for this years festive season, I'd appreciate a few new backers)

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