Run, Love Run For All The Things We Wished Wed Done Run From All You Know Thats Coming Run To Show That

Run, love run For all the things we wished we’d done Run from all you know that’s coming Run to show that love’s worth running to. - “love run” the amazing devil

please let my dear old man go on a vacation

absolute weapon of a woman

You have a purpose - and a choice

We were absolutely delighted to speak to Drs Pat and Jan Harkin about Pat’s status as Terry Pratchett’s pathology advisor, the gargantuan collection of Discworld memorabilia, the research behind the soon-to-be-published A Stroke of the Pen, and many Pratchettean anecdotes.

Listen to the full interview now wherever you usually find podcasts :)

Six of Swords

Slate and Gale

Upright: healing, moving forward, stability, escape, journeys, passage from pain

Reversed: feeling trapped, instability, abuse, unresolved issues, carrying baggage from your past

Had a lot of fun with this one! The symbols on the swords represent each characters abuser (Zhentarim for Slate, and Mystra for Gale). There are the obvious signs of the past sins committed (the blood on Slate's hands and Gale's orb), but the two characters are in a place of acceptance and healing together, moving on from past transgressions. This card usually depicts a boat on water, so I thought it would be cool to set the piece in the astral sea from their Act 3 romance scene!