Connecting with Ancient Wisdom through Arcane Witchcraft Cards

Arcane witchcraft cards are a type of divination tool used in witchcraft practices. These cards, also known as oracle cards, are designed to connect the user with the spiritual realm and gain insight into their past, present, and future. Arcane witchcraft cards typically feature beautifully illustrated images that represent different archetypes, symbols, and energies. Each card is imbued with its unique meaning and can be interpreted based on its imagery, symbolism, and the intuition of the reader. The deck usually consists of a set number of cards, ranging from 40 to 78, depending on the creator and the specific deck. These cards can be used for personal guidance, meditation, journaling, and ritual work.

1) They're making P2 now, not P1.

Some arcane spells also have the splice onto arcane ability, which allows you to pay an alternate cost to add a spell s ability to another arcane spell. Once they cast the spell, the knowledge of the spell is lost from their mind, and they have to study the recorded knowledge in their spellbook in order to make use of the spell again.

These cards can be used for personal guidance, meditation, journaling, and ritual work. They can help individuals gain clarity on specific situations, make decisions, and receive spiritual guidance. The readings can be done for oneself or others, and they often involve shuffling the deck and drawing cards based on the intention or question at hand.

Pathfinder Spell Cards: Arcane

Magic explodes from your fingertips when you hold Pathfinder Spell Cards in hand! This must-have accessory for arcane spellcasters contains more than 200 spell reference cards, covering every arcane spell in the Pathfinder Core Rulebook, giving players immediate access to key game details without the need to slow down play to flip through a giant book.

Players can easily arrange and plan their spells within moments, and a quick scan of the cards presents a caster's tactical options at a glance. Take your first step toward arcane mastery with Pathfinder Spell Cards, and never go into a fight unprepared again!

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Announced for June January! Product image and description are not final and may be subject to change.

Edit: Sorry folks, copy/paste error. The spell cards are due out in January.

This will be a welcome addition! How big will they be?

This will be a welcome addition! How big will they be?

Vic, from another thread

They're the standard poker-size card we use for things like the Condition Cards deck and the Critical Hit and Critical Fumble decks.

I assume these will be for second edition. Any chance you'll make some for first edition?

Less than 0 I'd say.

1) They're making P2 now, not P1.

2) There's a LOT more than 200 Arcane spells in P1.

Announced for June! Product image and description are not final and may be subject to change.

Fwiw, the product description shows them due in January.

So there are over 200 arcane & occult spells each, but only over 150 divine, focus & primal spells each?

Does anybody have the exact numbers?

Announced for June! Product image and description are not final and may be subject to change.

January 2020 is the right date for all cove spell & focus cards sets! :-)

This will be a welcome addition! How big will they be?

Vic, from another thread

They're the standard poker-size card we use for things like the Condition Cards deck and the Critical Hit and Critical Fumble decks.

Sorry for the copy/paste error in the initial post. January is the correct release month.

I am looking forward to this product.

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Time to start saving.

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Next up Feat cards? Class Abilities? One can hope.

Next up Feat cards? Class Abilities? One can hope.

I feel obligated to point out that Everybody Games has a series of Feat Cards being rolled out class by class.

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This is going to play Hell with my wallet come January. A hundred bucks for spell cards, plus the pawn box and battle cards that just got moved to January, plus the sub stuff I was already getting. Sheesh!

So there are over 200 arcane & occult spells each, but only over 150 divine, focus & primal spells each?

Does anybody have the exact numbers?

Primal lists 175.

Update: This product has been pushed from a January to a February release.

YAS! A very requested product!

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Alright, now that it is closer, and officially pushed to Feb I have all of these in my side cart. my wallet will hate me the next few months

I have bought every Second Edition product so far, but i am not yet sure that we will switch from 1st edition (we probably won't play 2e again in 2020, as we are having a blast with the Curse of the Crimson Throne hardcover collection and will begin chapter 3 in january).

So i probably won't buy all of these spell card packs, maybe none for $30 a pop.

I will however buy the Pathfinder Bestiary Battles Cards and probably the Adventuring Equipment cards.

There are 233 Arcane spells in the CRB, 430 spells total (focus spells excluded).

Any likelihood of getting a picture of what the cards actually look like?

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, folks, but it looks like all of the spell cards have been pushed back. We are now expecting them to be a May release.

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You know, as much as I want these in hand, pushing them back works for my wallet. That being said, please don't let these land in the same month as a Battles shipment lol

Thanks for the update Katina

You know, as much as I want these in hand, pushing them back works for my wallet. That being said, please don't let these land in the same month as a Battles shipment lol

Thanks for the update Katina

IF there will be a Pathfinder Battles set #18 in the first half of 2020, the propability of it coming out in may is 90%.

That being said, i wouldn't have bought these cards in january or february anyway, as we are not switching to Second Edition in 2020.

I think it is better for these cards to come out later in Second Editions lifecycle, as people have more time to dig deeper into it.

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That being said, i wouldn't have bought these cards in january or february anyway, as we are not switching to Second Edition in 2020.

Be careful, they might be out of print by 2021.

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You know, as much as I want these in hand, pushing them back works for my wallet. That being said, please don't let these land in the same month as a Battles shipment lol

Thanks for the update Katina

IF there will be a Pathfinder Battles set #18 in the first half of 2020, the propability of it coming out in may is 90%.

That being said, i wouldn't have bought these cards in january or february anyway, as we are not switching to Second Edition in 2020.

I think it is better for these cards to come out later in Second Editions lifecycle, as people have more time to dig deeper into it.

I've found gambling that things I want will be around later is a gamble I often lose, and then pay more on ebay later.

PF1 I spent a bit of time making custom spell and ability cards for my kids using the Card Game templates as a basis. It is very time consuming. We havent started up Age of Ashes but we are close, wanting a few of these trinkets in hand to help my younger players with visual accessories to aid in play :D

Time to start saving.

Many arcane witchcraft card decks are created with specific themes or intentions, such as love, healing, prosperity, or spiritual growth. Some decks may focus on a particular tradition or pantheon, incorporating deities and mythological symbols into their imagery. Others may have more generalized symbolism that allows for a broader interpretation. While each card deck may have its own guidebook or interpretation manual, users are encouraged to trust their intuition and develop their own personal relationship with the cards. The meanings of the cards may also vary depending on the spread or layout used for the reading. Arcane witchcraft cards can be a powerful tool for self-reflection, growth, and spiritual exploration. They provide a tangible way to tap into the energies of the spiritual realm and receive guidance from the unseen forces that surround us. Whether used by experienced witches or those new to the craft, these cards can bring insight and support for those seeking a deeper connection to the mystical world..

Reviews for "The Power of Spells and Rituals through Arcane Witchcraft Cards"

1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - The Arcane witchcraft cards were a huge disappointment. The artwork looked promising, but the actual gameplay was lackluster. The cards didn't have much variety, and the spells felt repetitive and unimaginative. Additionally, the rules were poorly explained, making it difficult to understand how to play the game effectively. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these cards to anyone looking for an engaging and exciting witchcraft-themed game.

2. Mark - 1/5 stars - I was extremely disappointed with the Arcane witchcraft cards. The quality of the cards was subpar, with flimsy material that easily got damaged. The artwork, while initially appealing, lacked depth and detail. Moreover, the cards seemed poorly balanced, with some spells being significantly overpowered while others were practically useless. Overall, the experience of playing with these cards felt like a waste of time and money. I would advise anyone considering purchasing them to look elsewhere for a more satisfying witchcraft card game.

3. Emily - 2/5 stars - The Arcane witchcraft cards were underwhelming, to say the least. The gameplay mechanics were confusing and poorly explained, leaving me frustrated and unable to fully enjoy the game. Additionally, the spells and abilities of the cards felt unbalanced, leading to a lack of strategic depth. The promised theme of witchcraft was also not well-executed, with the cards feeling generic and devoid of any real magic. In the end, I found the Arcane witchcraft cards to be a disappointment and would not recommend them to serious card game enthusiasts.

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