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Equivalent Exchange Tarot is the passion project of over 80 artists and writers brought together by our love for Fullmetal Alchemist. This full tarot deck serves as both a beautifully crafted set of art cards and as a divination tool for those who practice Tarot. It is our fondest wish that this deck leads you to all of the information you seek and brings you the secrets from beyond the door, without the high cost.
Each deck comes with:
78 unique and beautiful tarot cards inspired by Fullmetal Alchemist
A custom top-bottom box
A tarot guide booklet
A digital pdf of the entire deck
With 10 different tiers, there’s something to be found for everyone whether a fan of FMA or someone looking to grow their collection of decks!
Kickstarter will close on December 31st, 2018
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This is a for charity project. The charity will be the Jordan Thomas Foundation. The mission of the Jordan Thomas Foundation is to provide children affected by limb loss with the prostheses they need throughout childhood and adolescence and serves as a caring resource, advocate and support system for the children and their families.
More information on the project can be found here.
The homunculi as cat pictures because we all need cat pictures in these most trying of times
Sloth

Lust

Pride

Wrath

Gluttony

Envy

Greed

I pledged for a deck, today. I love FMA art, and the contributors are so talented.

Equivalent Exchange Tarot is the passion project of over 80 artists and writers brought together by our love for Fullmetal Alchemist. This full tarot deck serves as both a beautifully crafted set of art cards and as a divination tool for those who practice Tarot. It is our fondest wish that this deck leads you to all of the information you seek and brings you the secrets from beyond the door, without the high cost.
Each deck comes with:
78 unique and beautiful tarot cards inspired by Fullmetal Alchemist
A custom top-bottom box
A tarot guide booklet
A digital pdf of the entire deck
With 10 different tiers, there’s something to be found for everyone whether a fan of FMA or someone looking to grow their collection of decks!
Kickstarter will close on December 31st, 2018
PRE-ORDER HERE!!
This is a for charity project. The charity will be the Jordan Thomas Foundation. The mission of the Jordan Thomas Foundation is to provide children affected by limb loss with the prostheses they need throughout childhood and adolescence and serves as a caring resource, advocate and support system for the children and their families.
More information on the project can be found here.
Pronunciation of Riza and Roy’s Ranks
In an inspired attempt to avoid doing important tasks, I searched on why the British and Americans pronounce “lieutenant” differently. There were several different replies (and insulting arguments), but this one seemed reasonable to me. And, serendipitously, the thread included a comment regarding “colonel.”
There is fair evidence (in terms of how the word was spelled in middle english) that both "lef" and "lieu" pronunciations have coexisted for some time. The French word "lieu" (place) on which the word is based, is occasionally seen spelt in old French as "luef".
Codified spellings and pronunciations of words is a distinctly modern invention - for most of the time before, things were a lot more vague.
foxglove87
So, it's a case of historical synonyms, with each culture arbitrarily choosing their preferred variation?
nwob
I think that's at least a plausible explanation, though presumably the spelling was standardised to the more French-looking version without the pronunciation catching up.
jianadaren1
2 points ·
4 years ago
The history of the word "colonel" has a similar story: one language's pronunciation became standard while a different language's spelling was accepted.
It took the pronunciation from a now-obsolete Middle French word "coronel" but during 16th-century translations of Italian military manuals, the spelling conformed to the Italian "colonella". Both pronunciations coexisted for a time, but the modern one eventually won-out.
The rank lieutenant-colonel is storied indeed.