The Deck
Every card the tarot reader can deal at the Festival, as of Season 14. A card turned face up is in play, held by a living cricketer. A plain back waits in the deck; a burned back was sacrificed to the fire.
The twenty-two Majors sit above fifty-six Minors across four houses. The Majors are eternal and unique, only ever dormant while waiting for their next living avatar. The Minors are temporary, and the only cards that can be burned away for good.
The Majors
Gods among us1 in playThe 22 Majors, each one unique and eternal.
๐ฅ The House of Wands ๐ฅ
0 in playThe House of Wands represent the energy, drive and power of bowling made incarnate. Each pip stacks pace and menace onto its holder's arm; the Ace intensifies the fire already there.
๐ท The House of Cups ๐ท
1 in playThe House of Cups embody the intuition and creativity of great fielding: safe hands, sharp arms, ground covered. Pips deepen a fielder's reach; the Ace magnifies it.
โ๏ธ The House of Swords โ๏ธ
1 in playThe House of Swords personify competition and communication, channeling it into their batting. Pips add cutting power at the crease; the Ace sharpens it in proportion.
๐ฅฎ The House of Pentacles ๐ฅฎ
0 in playThe House of Pentacles exemplify stability and calmness on the pitch, affecting everything a player does when the game tightens. Their gifts look small but ripple through the whole performance.




