Series One is printing.

Every card is painted through one of ten prisms, rolled at print time and sealed with the rest of the contents. The prism decides the front — and prints its own pattern on the back, so a series is ten backs as much as it is ten styles. Rarity picks the shelf: commons pull the house styles, foils get the one nobody expects.

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1. 1Major Arcana

   commons · 1 in 7 packs · univ №1

   Symmetrical arcana in gold and indigo. Portents included.

2. 2Midnight Pulp

   commons · 1 in 7 packs · univ №2

   Screen-print halftone, electric purple, deep theatrical shadow.

3. 3Floating World

   rares · 1 in 11 packs · univ №3

   Edo woodblock: carved lines, washi grain, indigo and ochre.

4. 4Old Master

   epics · 1 in 15 packs · univ №4

   Renaissance copper engraving, cross-hatched within an inch.

5. 5Iconic

   rares · 1 in 11 packs · univ №5

   Mid-century poster logic: a few flat shapes, one bold field.

6. 6Black Velvet

   foils only · 1 in 20 packs · univ №6

   Airbrushed neon on absolute dark. The thrift-store sublime.

7. 7Zine Riso

   commons · 1 in 7 packs · univ №7

   Two fluorescent inks on cream, misregistered on purpose.

8. 8Cathedral

   epics · 1 in 15 packs · univ №8

   Jewel panes leaded in black, lit from somewhere holy.

9. 9Chibi

   commons · 1 in 7 packs · univ №9

   Huge eyes, stubby limbs, pastel gloss. Cuteness as a threat.

10. 10Constructivist

    rares · 1 in 11 packs · univ №10

    Diagonal geometry in red, black and cream, shouting upward.

two ceilings · a SERIES is one hundred cards, total — rarity is rolled at the draw, so which styles the hundred land on is whatever luck writes. And no SUBJECT is ever printed more than ten times, across every style and every series, forever — never twice in the same style, so its ten are ten different pictures. A new series is a new set of prisms and a new hundred.

• the hundred · a series is 100 cards, total. Rarity is the roll, not a print run — how many came up foil is whatever luck wrote.
• the rule of ten · no subject is printed more than 10 times, across every style and every series, forever.
• one per style · a subject never strikes the same prism twice — its ten are ten different pictures. A rolled repeat falls to a shelf-mate; a subject with its whole shelf struck refuses and refunds.
• the sparkle · only Black Velvet can carry the grail, and one velvet in five does — about one sparkle per hundred cards, each a 1 of 1. Some series never get one.
• mint · the printer's word: struck once, numbered, counted against a run that never grows. Ten mints per list per series. No chain involved.