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Colder than the Tyldwick? 'Cause that's 78 blocks of ice --and poisoned ice at that.
But, but, Fliz! I love the Tyldwick. It puts voices in my head.
Colder than the Tyldwick? 'Cause that's 78 blocks of ice --and poisoned ice at that.
But, but, Fliz! I love the Tyldwick. It puts voices in my head.![]()
I have to agree with this. There's nothing overtly creepy or macabre about the deck, just the deeply unsettling feeling you get in a completely empty room with your back to the door.
Yeah? And you're not scared of THAT?
Seriously, though, it's probably one of the most beautiful decks I have ever held in my hands. But I agree with Electric Maenad.
Does anyone else think the Book of Azathoth Tarot is mildly creepy?
Who's got clown issues? This deck is not for you:
http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/dark-carnival/
Legacy of the Divine. When I first got it, I looked through about half of the deck and got so weirded out that I put it away in disgust. I haven't touched it since.
I had to look it up--anything that creeps out one of the all-time great tarot collectors stirs my curiosity.
So here's Scapini's seriously creepy death card.
Can someone explain to me WHY you find the Thoth so scary? I don't get it. It's just very honest imho. Maybe that's what's scary, how direct it is? To me, the message from that deck - it has even said so itself - is about integrating one's inner light and dark, and self-acceptance. The most dangerous people to me are the ones who try to keep a lid on something, because you know it will explode beyond their control.
This made me laugh, but also brought back awful memories. The so-called Miami Zombie incident (please don't Google it if you don't want to see some truly horrifying images) took place half a block away from where I was at the moment. Now THAT was scary.