LA STORIA DELLA ARCANA FAMIGLIA
Regalo
Regalo is an island in the Mediterranean sea, presumably close to Italy, independent of surrounding countries. It is an economic power of sorts, as plenty of merchants and traders stop in Regalo Harbor to do business.
Arcana Famiglia
The Arcana Famiglia is an organization that serves as law enforcement on Regalo, doing things as simple as returning lost kittens to their owner to the more dangerous, such as protecting Regalo from pirates and smugglers to rival Families. Some people in the Arcana Famiglia have made contracts with Arcana cards, granting them special powers in return.
Norida Famiglia
The Nordia Famiglia is an organization that serves as Regalo's Main Crime lords. After a few mouths of staying in Regalo they quickly became and large enemy to the Arcana famiglia. The started off small. from drug dealing to mass murder, but one day when the arcana famiglia came to a crime scene they realised that some how the Nordia famiglia had gotten the same powers as them yet it was more corrupted, more sinister.
Tarocco Cards
Members of the Arcana Famiglia who are specifically chosen. They are marked with a Stigmata. Bearing the Stigmata, the Tarocco are granted powers, called the Arcana. The Major Arcana: 0-22, exist by consuming the emotional strength of the host. But the cards that aren't contracted/without hosts, survive by recieving power from the host of the World Tarocco.
Tarocco/Arcana Cards
All Arcana card have a certain power to them and one card person. no two people of the same famiglia can have the same arcana. Pick your card and make up your power and two ever is one the opposite famiglia gets the same power but its changed (color or slightly more powerful)
Templates
Mines
Regalo
Regalo is an island in the Mediterranean sea, presumably close to Italy, independent of surrounding countries. It is an economic power of sorts, as plenty of merchants and traders stop in Regalo Harbor to do business.
Arcana Famiglia
The Arcana Famiglia is an organization that serves as law enforcement on Regalo, doing things as simple as returning lost kittens to their owner to the more dangerous, such as protecting Regalo from pirates and smugglers to rival Families. Some people in the Arcana Famiglia have made contracts with Arcana cards, granting them special powers in return.
Norida Famiglia
The Nordia Famiglia is an organization that serves as Regalo's Main Crime lords. After a few mouths of staying in Regalo they quickly became and large enemy to the Arcana famiglia. The started off small. from drug dealing to mass murder, but one day when the arcana famiglia came to a crime scene they realised that some how the Nordia famiglia had gotten the same powers as them yet it was more corrupted, more sinister.
Tarocco Cards
Members of the Arcana Famiglia who are specifically chosen. They are marked with a Stigmata. Bearing the Stigmata, the Tarocco are granted powers, called the Arcana. The Major Arcana: 0-22, exist by consuming the emotional strength of the host. But the cards that aren't contracted/without hosts, survive by recieving power from the host of the World Tarocco.
Tarocco/Arcana Cards
0 The Fool: Portrayed as a jester laughing very close to a cliff, accompanied with a dog at his heels. The Fool represents innocence, divine inspiration, madness, freedom, spontaneity, inexperience, chaos, and creativity.
1 The Magician: the Magician Arcana is commonly associated with action, initiative, self-confidence, manipulation and power (more specifically, the power to harness one's talents).
2 The High Prssieste: Portrayed as an old woman with a closed book, the Priestess Arcana is a symbol of hidden knowledge or other untapped power, wisdom, female mystery and magic
3 The Empress: the Empress represents mothers, prosperity, creativity, sexuality, abundance, fertility and comfort
4 The Emperor: the Emperor symbolizes the desire to control one's surroundings, and its appearance could suggest that one is trying too hard to achieve this, possibly causing trouble for others; some elements in life are just not controllable.the Empress represents mothers, prosperity, creativity, sexuality, abundance, fertility and comfort
5 The Hierophant: The Hierophant is a symbol of education, authority, conservatism, obedience to rules and relationship with the divine. The definition of a "hierophant" is a person who interprets sacred mysteries or esoteric principles, and the term was originally used to name ancient Greek priests who did so
6 The Lovers: the Lovers Arcana initially represented two paths life could lead to, and thus a symbol of standing at a crossroad and needing to make a decision.
7 The Chariot: Portrayed as a king leading a chariot made up of two differently colored horses (in some cases mythical creatures). The Chariot Arcana is a symbol of victory, conquest, self-assertion, control, war and command.
8 Strength: Portrayed as a young woman holding up a terrifying beast (more often a lion), the Strength Arcana symbolizes an imagery beyond the Beast And Beauty, and is associated with the morality about the stronger power of self-control, gentleness, courage and virtue over brute force. In tarot readings, it can also represent creative or physical energy that needs to be or is about to be unleashed, sometimes out of desire to be recognized.
9 The Hermit: Portrayed as an old man in a dark place or cave, holding up a lantern, the Hermit is associated with wisdom, introspection, solitude, retreat and philosophical searches.
10 Wheel of Fortune: Portrayed as a wheel with different animals wearing wealthy and beggarly clothes up and down the wheel, the Fortune Arcana symbolizes Fate and varying luck, fortunes and opportunities. What goes up will go down, what goes down will go up.
11 Justice: Portrayed as a woman holding a sword and balance, the Justice Arcana symbolizes a strict allegory of justice, objectivity, rationality and analysis
12 The Hanged Man: Portrayed as a man hanging up-side-down from one leg, with his other leg crosses it forming a '4'; the Hanged Man Arcana is associated with self-sacrifice for the sake of enlightenment, the bindings that makes one free, paradoxes and hanging between heaven and earth.
13 Death: While it is associated with foreboding and of doom, Death Arcana also symbolizes the metamorphosis and deep change, regeneration and cycles.
14 Temperance: Portrayed as a woman with angel wings mixing up the water of two cups, one blue, the other red, the Temperance Arcana is a symbol of synthesis, prudence, harmony, and the merging of opposites.
15 The Devil: Portrayed as a hermaphrodite devil over two naked and chained figures, the negative aspect of the Devil Arcana represents the urge to do selfish, impulsive, violent things and be slave to ones' own impulse and feelings. Occasionally, it is also portrayed as a symbol of temptation. The positive aspect, however, represents a healthy bond or commitment.
16 The Tower: Portrayed as a tower stricken by lightning, from which two small figures fall down; a straight Tower of Babel allegory about pride preceding the fall. The Tower Arcana is commonly associated to overly arrogant, prejudiced and authoritarian organization, which walk to their own ironic demise. Furthermore, it is also more generically used as an omen of doom and disaster.
17 The Star: The Star Arcana is also commonly associated with hope, self-confidence, faith, altruism, luck, generosity, peace and joy.
18 The Moon: Portrayed as two dogs howling at the Moon around a pool with a lobster in it, with two towers in the background, the Moon Arcana is associated with creativity, inspiration, dreams, madness, illusions, fear, fantasy, the subconscious and trickery. In tarot readings, it can also represent being attuned subconsciously to the world around, gaining the ability to sense things without being told about them or without anyone else knowing (which means that some identify this Arcana with psychic energy).
19 The Sun: Portrayed as two children holding hands under a blazing sun, The Sun symbolizes happiness, joy, energy, optimism, and accomplishment. Occasionally, it is also associated with one's initial happiness.
20 Judgement: The Judgment Arcana, in tarot, is associated with realizing one's calling, gaining a deep understanding of life, and a feeling of acceptance and absolution.
21 The World: It often appears as the final triumph arcana, creating miracles and aiding the protagonists. Portrayed as a young woman (or hermaphrodite, depending on deck) surrounded by figures of an angel, a bull, an eagle, and a lion (representations of the four elements in transcendent form, as well as the symbols of the four Evangelists Luke, Matthew, John, and Mark respectively), The World Arcana is a representation of the world's totality, the symbol of fulfillment, wholeness, and harmony.
1 The Magician: the Magician Arcana is commonly associated with action, initiative, self-confidence, manipulation and power (more specifically, the power to harness one's talents).
2 The High Prssieste: Portrayed as an old woman with a closed book, the Priestess Arcana is a symbol of hidden knowledge or other untapped power, wisdom, female mystery and magic
3 The Empress: the Empress represents mothers, prosperity, creativity, sexuality, abundance, fertility and comfort
4 The Emperor: the Emperor symbolizes the desire to control one's surroundings, and its appearance could suggest that one is trying too hard to achieve this, possibly causing trouble for others; some elements in life are just not controllable.the Empress represents mothers, prosperity, creativity, sexuality, abundance, fertility and comfort
5 The Hierophant: The Hierophant is a symbol of education, authority, conservatism, obedience to rules and relationship with the divine. The definition of a "hierophant" is a person who interprets sacred mysteries or esoteric principles, and the term was originally used to name ancient Greek priests who did so
6 The Lovers: the Lovers Arcana initially represented two paths life could lead to, and thus a symbol of standing at a crossroad and needing to make a decision.
7 The Chariot: Portrayed as a king leading a chariot made up of two differently colored horses (in some cases mythical creatures). The Chariot Arcana is a symbol of victory, conquest, self-assertion, control, war and command.
8 Strength: Portrayed as a young woman holding up a terrifying beast (more often a lion), the Strength Arcana symbolizes an imagery beyond the Beast And Beauty, and is associated with the morality about the stronger power of self-control, gentleness, courage and virtue over brute force. In tarot readings, it can also represent creative or physical energy that needs to be or is about to be unleashed, sometimes out of desire to be recognized.
9 The Hermit: Portrayed as an old man in a dark place or cave, holding up a lantern, the Hermit is associated with wisdom, introspection, solitude, retreat and philosophical searches.
10 Wheel of Fortune: Portrayed as a wheel with different animals wearing wealthy and beggarly clothes up and down the wheel, the Fortune Arcana symbolizes Fate and varying luck, fortunes and opportunities. What goes up will go down, what goes down will go up.
11 Justice: Portrayed as a woman holding a sword and balance, the Justice Arcana symbolizes a strict allegory of justice, objectivity, rationality and analysis
12 The Hanged Man: Portrayed as a man hanging up-side-down from one leg, with his other leg crosses it forming a '4'; the Hanged Man Arcana is associated with self-sacrifice for the sake of enlightenment, the bindings that makes one free, paradoxes and hanging between heaven and earth.
13 Death: While it is associated with foreboding and of doom, Death Arcana also symbolizes the metamorphosis and deep change, regeneration and cycles.
14 Temperance: Portrayed as a woman with angel wings mixing up the water of two cups, one blue, the other red, the Temperance Arcana is a symbol of synthesis, prudence, harmony, and the merging of opposites.
15 The Devil: Portrayed as a hermaphrodite devil over two naked and chained figures, the negative aspect of the Devil Arcana represents the urge to do selfish, impulsive, violent things and be slave to ones' own impulse and feelings. Occasionally, it is also portrayed as a symbol of temptation. The positive aspect, however, represents a healthy bond or commitment.
16 The Tower: Portrayed as a tower stricken by lightning, from which two small figures fall down; a straight Tower of Babel allegory about pride preceding the fall. The Tower Arcana is commonly associated to overly arrogant, prejudiced and authoritarian organization, which walk to their own ironic demise. Furthermore, it is also more generically used as an omen of doom and disaster.
17 The Star: The Star Arcana is also commonly associated with hope, self-confidence, faith, altruism, luck, generosity, peace and joy.
18 The Moon: Portrayed as two dogs howling at the Moon around a pool with a lobster in it, with two towers in the background, the Moon Arcana is associated with creativity, inspiration, dreams, madness, illusions, fear, fantasy, the subconscious and trickery. In tarot readings, it can also represent being attuned subconsciously to the world around, gaining the ability to sense things without being told about them or without anyone else knowing (which means that some identify this Arcana with psychic energy).
19 The Sun: Portrayed as two children holding hands under a blazing sun, The Sun symbolizes happiness, joy, energy, optimism, and accomplishment. Occasionally, it is also associated with one's initial happiness.
20 Judgement: The Judgment Arcana, in tarot, is associated with realizing one's calling, gaining a deep understanding of life, and a feeling of acceptance and absolution.
21 The World: It often appears as the final triumph arcana, creating miracles and aiding the protagonists. Portrayed as a young woman (or hermaphrodite, depending on deck) surrounded by figures of an angel, a bull, an eagle, and a lion (representations of the four elements in transcendent form, as well as the symbols of the four Evangelists Luke, Matthew, John, and Mark respectively), The World Arcana is a representation of the world's totality, the symbol of fulfillment, wholeness, and harmony.
All Arcana card have a certain power to them and one card person. no two people of the same famiglia can have the same arcana. Pick your card and make up your power and two ever is one the opposite famiglia gets the same power but its changed (color or slightly more powerful)
Templates
Name
Age
Famiglia
Position in Famiglia (leader, servent, bodyguard etc)
Arcana
Arcana powers
Locations of stigmata( your emblem in which is on your body that shows you weilds said arcana and what it looks like picture optional)
Looks
Weapon (pic optional)
Bio
Age
Famiglia
Position in Famiglia (leader, servent, bodyguard etc)
Arcana
Arcana powers
Locations of stigmata( your emblem in which is on your body that shows you weilds said arcana and what it looks like picture optional)
Looks
Weapon (pic optional)
Bio
Mines
Name Inashi Arcana
Age 19
Famiglia Arcana
Position in Famiglia Nephew of the Leader
Arcana The Fool
Arcana powers the power of word. meaning what every i want to happen i can speak it and it will happen, but the catch to it is i have to get very creative and descriptive, the bigger and more deadlier said event i want to happen and i had to be emotionally stabizied. The ability is called Pensiero Realizzare (Realized Thought)
Locations of stigmata behind my ear and it looks like
Looks
Weapon Spear
Bio: Inashi is the son of the head task force leader Minamoto Arcana( brother to the leader) when he was born his mother had died because her body couldn't handle the pain. since then on his father had raised him teaching him training him until the faithful day when he got his Arcana and after a few week of having it his father died leaving him to have to live with his uncle. Despite his age, Inashi is very childish and energetic. He is also very kind and caring, swearing to become the strongest so one day he can take over and be leader of the famiglia
Age 19
Famiglia Arcana
Position in Famiglia Nephew of the Leader
Arcana The Fool
Arcana powers the power of word. meaning what every i want to happen i can speak it and it will happen, but the catch to it is i have to get very creative and descriptive, the bigger and more deadlier said event i want to happen and i had to be emotionally stabizied. The ability is called Pensiero Realizzare (Realized Thought)
Locations of stigmata behind my ear and it looks like
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