Oh wow! Thanks so much for making this and spreading the word about the bundle!
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Thanks for asking!
As you described, the player draws 3 minor arcana each act. They will also draw 3 major arcana each act - one for each prompt (aka, each minor arcana).
During each prompt the player draws 1 minor arcana and 1 major arcana. Thus, you should have 3 major arcana cards (not including the shadow) to shuffle back into the major arcana deck at the end of the act. The minor arcana cards do not need to be shuffled back into the deck, as they will not be used again.
Hope that helps clarify!
I'm so glad you're enjoying it, thank you!
To answer your question, major arcana is correct - putting them back into the deck allows the possibility of drawing the same major arcana cards in the next act. You can actually put the minor arcana aside at the end of the act because you won't be using them anymore. Hope that helps!
Wow!! Thank you so much for the lovely words, I'm glad it could provide some joy during tough times! It certainly means a lot to hear, especially that you enjoy the writing.
Good catch on the banned words! It completely slipped past me...I was so focused on not using the word "blood" that I looked past "life" (a more egregious offence than blood, I'd reckon!). Turns out that game is harder than I thought!

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You Went Through Ten Years Of Necromancy School And They Never Taught You How To Market Yourself.
A series of 6 solo micro-games about being a freelance necromancer:
- False Life Advertising - Write a Craigslist ad
- Dead Ringer - Record a message for your answering machine
- A Day in the Life - Journal about a revivification job
- Cheap as Dirt - Write a recipe
- At Death’s Door - Journal about work following you home
- Life Insurance - Write instructions for your own revivification
Submitted to the Spring From the Graves Jam










