Egypt Urnash
Hi, denizens of the Thoth study board. I've spent the last year or so working on a fully-illustrated deck that owes a lot to the Thoth - Crowley's book was one of my primary resources for the pips and Courts.
I'm working on the cover letters for potential publishers, and would like some input on whether or not folks seriously using the Thoth feel that I should be explicitly describing it as a Thoth clone, or if I've made enough changes that I'd be better off barely mentioning its connection to the Thoth at all when trying to sell it. Or just list the Thoth as one of my main inspirations.
The deck's page on my site is here; the thread over on the Deck Creation forum is here.
(Differences: all my pips are scenic; the Majors are not following any of Crowley's changes*; the wands and pents are largely swapped, and a few of the pips are inspired more by other decks, or my own muses. There's also a few extras that are still in the works.)
Hopefully posting this here isn't too off-topic. It is, after all, my thoughts after a year's study of the Thoth combined with some other decks, bit in visual form rather than textual!
*although my decision to have three Fools in the final deck is inspired by the way some editions of the Thoth include two earlier takes on the Magus...
I'm working on the cover letters for potential publishers, and would like some input on whether or not folks seriously using the Thoth feel that I should be explicitly describing it as a Thoth clone, or if I've made enough changes that I'd be better off barely mentioning its connection to the Thoth at all when trying to sell it. Or just list the Thoth as one of my main inspirations.
The deck's page on my site is here; the thread over on the Deck Creation forum is here.
(Differences: all my pips are scenic; the Majors are not following any of Crowley's changes*; the wands and pents are largely swapped, and a few of the pips are inspired more by other decks, or my own muses. There's also a few extras that are still in the works.)
Hopefully posting this here isn't too off-topic. It is, after all, my thoughts after a year's study of the Thoth combined with some other decks, bit in visual form rather than textual!
*although my decision to have three Fools in the final deck is inspired by the way some editions of the Thoth include two earlier takes on the Magus...