Faro and Fate. A Tarot Card Based Roleplaying Game.
Faro and Fate is the name of a pen and paper tabletop game I have been working on for several years. Originally it fell under the codename of Mirror, Scarf, Feather, and Branch. It was meant to be an easter egg for those who read the Pact books.
The game was originally designed to be a method to play a game that was like Pact, a webserial by Wildbow, but it was hard to remember. Another name was the Tarot System, but Tarot cards tend to have negative connotations in some faiths, and as a christian myself, i wanted this game to be played by everyone.
So I offer you Faro and Fate. A Tarot Card based game with multiple settings.
Within these pages you can find each of the settings, Urban Tarot, Tarot Apocalypse, Tarot Fantasy, Space Tarot, and other variations. Following the traditions set down by old RPG devs like White Wolf, all of them are meant to be able to work together, if you want an Uban Vayermancer in the apocalyptic slag fields of Wisconsin, you can have that.
Also following the fast and loose systems set down by White Wolf and other devs, the Farot and Fate system is fast and loose, and will require some effort from the Dealer (that's the name for DM/GM in this game) to build the world and decide how things work. I highly reccomend reading Pact for inspiration and starting out with Urban Tarot.
I hope you enjoy your time in the world of F&F.
The game was originally designed to be a method to play a game that was like Pact, a webserial by Wildbow, but it was hard to remember. Another name was the Tarot System, but Tarot cards tend to have negative connotations in some faiths, and as a christian myself, i wanted this game to be played by everyone.
So I offer you Faro and Fate. A Tarot Card based game with multiple settings.
Within these pages you can find each of the settings, Urban Tarot, Tarot Apocalypse, Tarot Fantasy, Space Tarot, and other variations. Following the traditions set down by old RPG devs like White Wolf, all of them are meant to be able to work together, if you want an Uban Vayermancer in the apocalyptic slag fields of Wisconsin, you can have that.
Also following the fast and loose systems set down by White Wolf and other devs, the Farot and Fate system is fast and loose, and will require some effort from the Dealer (that's the name for DM/GM in this game) to build the world and decide how things work. I highly reccomend reading Pact for inspiration and starting out with Urban Tarot.
I hope you enjoy your time in the world of F&F.