All cards 481 legends from five folklores
Brazil pantheon
The debut pantheon of Duelo Folclórico. Ninety cards drawn from Brazilian folklore — from roadside tales to Tupi-Guarani deities. Here are the Saci who vanishes into a whirlwind, the backwards-footed Curupira who guards the forest, the Boitatá that runs across the fields in fire, and the Iara who calls the fisherman down to the riverbed.
Greece pantheon
Ninety cards of Greek mythology, from the mortal hero to the thunder of Zeus. This is the pantheon of gods who meddle in the wars of men, of beasts kept in labyrinths, and of monsters that only a hero with a name of his own ever brought down.
Scandinavia pantheon
Ninety cards of Norse mythology, written under the shadow of Ragnarök. Gods who know the date of their own death, wolves too large for any chain, frost giants, and warriors who die waiting to be called back.
Japan pantheon
Ninety cards of Japanese folklore — the yokai that haunt the road at night and the kami that hold up the world by day. This is the pantheon where the many-tailed fox tricks whoever is in a hurry, and the sun goddess decides whether it is still worth leaving the cave.
Egypt pantheon
Ninety-six cards of Egyptian mythology, the pantheon that does not accept death as an ending. Here you BURY your own cards to bring them back cheaper: the Tomb is not where a card is lost, it is where it waits. This is the folklore where the heart is weighed against a feather and the sun crosses the land of the dead every night to be born again.
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