Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot - Portable Edition
Number of Cards: 78
Recommended: Use Upright and Reversed
Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot is available in three editions: the Black-and-White Collector's Edition, the Standard Edition, and the Portable Edition. The Black-and-White Collector's Edition features monochrome line art, while the Standard and Portable Editions are fully colored. In the Collector's Edition, the artwork of The Fool and The World differs from their colored counterparts, while the meanings of all cards remain the same. This is the Portable Edition.
Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot was illustrated by Zhaoye, with content created collaboratively by Miqiu and Zhaoye.
Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot is a deck born from chaos and solitude. It portrays spiritual landscapes where wandering, desolation, inner distortion, and the soul coexist. The deck draws inspiration from an immortal race that is neither divine nor human—beings who seem to have emerged from the dark crevices of nature itself. Unable to return to the forest and unable to enter the heavens, they can only wander across lands of exile and ruin. Among crumbling walls and the turning cycles of time, they slowly piece together the answer to a single question:
Who am I?
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Recommended: Use Upright and Reversed
Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot is available in three editions: the Black-and-White Collector's Edition, the Standard Edition, and the Portable Edition. The Black-and-White Collector's Edition features monochrome line art, while the Standard and Portable Editions are fully colored. In the Collector's Edition, the artwork of The Fool and The World differs from their colored counterparts, while the meanings of all cards remain the same. This is the Portable Edition.
Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot was illustrated by Zhaoye, with content created collaboratively by Miqiu and Zhaoye.
Elegy of Black Lichen Tarot is a deck born from chaos and solitude. It portrays spiritual landscapes where wandering, desolation, inner distortion, and the soul coexist. The deck draws inspiration from an immortal race that is neither divine nor human—beings who seem to have emerged from the dark crevices of nature itself. Unable to return to the forest and unable to enter the heavens, they can only wander across lands of exile and ruin. Among crumbling walls and the turning cycles of time, they slowly piece together the answer to a single question:
Who am I?