AN EXPANDABLE CARD GAME ABOUT
THE PANTHEONS, REIMAGINED.

MATURE CONTENT ADVISORY: THIS GAME CONTAINS THEMES AND DEPICTIONS OF MILD NUDITY, VIOLENCE, BLOOD/GORE, OTHER ADULT THEMES AND IDEOLOGY THAT MAY RUN CONTRARY TO YOUR OWN.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

Welcome to the Wheel of the Year card game directory. Choose a link below to see cards, sorted alphabetically, by your choice.

This section is for promo cards released during special Wheel of the Year events. Hover over a card to see when it was released and how many copies exist.
These cards are printed once for an event and then never again, making them exceptionally rare.

This section contains any rulings and clarifications of card effects.
Last update: 3/27/25

General ClarificationsA Follower Of Your Choice
If a power says "a follower of your choice", you may choose yourself for the effect.

Using Powers
If a power asks you to perform an action, such as choosing a specific card type and you cannot, you perform as much of the powers effect as you can.Example: Heimdall, the Watchman says "A follower of your choice loses 5 faith. Look at that follower's hand, choose a realm and reveal it. That realm is forsaken." After you workship Heimdall, making a follower lose 5 faith and looking at their hand, if they do not have a realm to choose, nothing else happens.

Using Powers
Unless a card's power contains the word "may", you must do everything the card says, even if it would somehow be detrimental to you.

Aker, Guardian of Horizons
Nothing to clarify

Amaterasu, Shining Sun
The card types are Deity, Realm and Relic

Ammit, Eater of Hearts
Nothing to clarify

Ankh, Key of Eternal Life
Nothing to clarify

Anubis, Protector of Graves
Nothing to clarify

Aphrodite, Goddess of Desire
Nothing to clarify

Ares, God of Bloodlust
The doubling effect is stackable. If a player is able to us Ares' power twice during their turn, for example, if the next deity they worship would cause any loss of faith, it would cause a 4x loss. (2x2)

Asgard, Kingdom of the Gods
Nothing to clarify

Avalon, Mystical Island
The doubling effect is stackable. If a player is able to us Avalon's power twice during their turn, for example, the power on the next realm they worship would happen 4 times. (2x2)

Baldr, God of the Summer Sun
Nothing to clarify

Ba-Pef, God of Terror
Nothing to clarify

Boldeuwedd, Flower-Faced
Nothing to clarify

Caer, Goddess of Dreams
"Own" means that the card you choose is legally your possession, whether you purchased it, traded for it or it was given to you to keep.

Cernunnos, Lord of Wild Places
Nothing to clarify

Chronos, God of Time
Extra turns are cumulative, so if a player is able to us Chronos' power multiple times during their turn, they will gain multiple extra turns, which each happen in succession.

Dagda, the Good God
The doubling effect is stackable. If a player is able to us Dagda's power twice during their turn, for example, if the next deity they worship would cause any restoration of faith, it would cause a 4x restoration. (2x2)

Danu, Earth-Mother
Nothing to clarify

Demeter, Harvest Goddess
Nothing to clarify

Duat, Place of the Dead
Duat isn't gaining the randomly chosen cards power. Duat is only allowing the player to use the power on the randomly chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Duat.Example: A player worships Duat, randomly choosing The Unseelie, Court of Night Fae. The player uses The Unseelie's power to remove a deity from the game, which in turn removes The Unseelie from the game, not Duat.

Ebisu, Patron of Fishermen
Nothing to clarify

Eir, Merciful Healer
Nothing to clarify

Epona, Goddess of Horses
You cannot use Epona's power to return her to your hand.

Fenrir, Devourer of Worlds
If The Fenrir's power happens twice due to some other effect, the player using its power may use it to remove two realms from the game, even though Fenrir would be removed from the game after the first use of its power.

Flidais, Goddess of the Wild
Flidais isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Flidais is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Flidais.Example: A player worships Flidais, choosing The Unseelie, Court of Night Fae. The player uses The Unseelie's power to remove a deity from the game, which in turn removes The Unseelie from the game, not Flidais.

Frigga, Weaver of Fate
Nothing to clarify

Hecate, Witch Goddess
The doubling effect is stackable. If a player is able to us Hecate's power twice during their turn, for example, the power on the next deity they worship would happen 4 times. (2x2)

Heimdall, the Watchman
Nothing to clarify

Hera, Queen of the Gods
Hera does not count herself when determining how much faith loss her power causes.

Ishikori-Dome, Mirror Goddess
Ishikori-Dome isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Ishikori-Dome is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Ishikori-Dome.Example: A player worships Ishikori-Dome, choosing Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor. The player uses Mjölnir's power, choosing to put it in their hand. Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor would be put into the player's hand, not Ishikori-Dome.

Isis, Throne Goddess
Isis isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Isis is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not IsisExample: A player worships Isis, choosing Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor. The player uses Mjölnir's power, choosing to put it in their hand. Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor would be put into the player's hand, not Isis.

Iwato, Hideaway Cave
Nothing to clarify

Izanami, the Inviting Goddess
Izanami isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Izanami is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Izanami.Example: A player worships Izanami, choosing The Unseelie, Court of Night Fae. The player uses The Unseelie's power to remove a deity from the game, which in turn removes The Unseelie from the game, not Izanami.

Kanayago, Metalworker Patron
Nothing to clarify

Khione, Goddess of Snow
The effect of a player skipping their next turn is not stackable. No matter how many times a player uses Khione's power during a turn, if they choose the same player each time, that player will only skip a single turn.

Loki, Trickster God
Loki isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Loki is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Loki.Example: A player worships Loki, choosing Fenrir, Devourer of Worlds. The player uses Fenrir's power to remove a realm from the game, which in turn removes Fenrir from the game, not Loki.

Loki, Trickster God
If Loki's effect chooses himself or another Loki on an altar, it allows the player that used his power to repeat it as many times as they wish. Yes, this can cause an instant player elimination. Yes, this is intentional.

Ma'at, Goddess of Harmony
Nothing to clarify

Magatsuhi, God of Disaster
If Magatsuhi's power happens twice due to some other effect, the player using its power may use it to remove two relics from the game, even though Magatsuhi would be removed from the game after the first use of its power.

Manu, Sojourn of the Sun
If Manu is worshipped during the first season of the game, it doesn't do anything as no seasons have passed yet.

Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor
If Mjölnir's power happens twice due to some other effect, the player using its power may have it cause 10 faith loss twice even though Mjölnir would be put into their hand after the first trigger of its power.

The Morrigan, Phantom Queen
The Morrigan isn't gaining the chosen cards power. The Morrigan is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not The Morrigan.Example: A player worships The Morrigan, choosing Fenrir, Devourer of Worlds. The player uses Fenrir's power to remove a realm from the game, which in turn removes Fenrir from the game, not The Morrigan.

Nidavellir, Forge of the Gods
Nothing to clarify

Nuhoko, Bejeweled Spear
"Own" means that the card you choose is legally your possession, whether you purchased it, traded for it or it was given to you to keep.

Nyx, Goddess of Night
Nothing to clarify

Odin, the All-Father
The card types are Deity, Realm and Relic

Ogmios, God of Eloquence
Nothing to clarify

Ra, Supreme God
The card types are Deity, Realm and Relic

The Seelie, Court of Light Fae
Nothing to clarify

Sekhmet, Goddess of War
Nothing to clarify

Styx, Infernal River
Nothing to clarify

Syrinx, Flute of Pan
Syrinx isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Syrinx is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Syrinx.Example: A player worships Syrinx, choosing Fenrir, Devourer of Worlds. The player uses Fenrir's power to remove a realm from the game, which in turn removes Fenrir from the game, not Syrinx.

Taenarum, Underworld Entrance
Nothing to clarify

Tatsuta-Hime, Autumn Goddess
Nothing to clarify

Thor, Hammer-wielder
Nothing to clarify

The Unseelie, Court of Night Fae
If The Unseelie's power happens twice due to some other effect, the player using its power may use it to remove two deities from the game, even though The Unseelie would be removed from the game after the first use of its power.

Uzume, Dancing Goddess
Uzume isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Uzume is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Uzume.Example: A player worships Uzume, choosing Fenrir, Devourer of Worlds. The player uses Fenrir's power to remove a realm from the game, which in turn removes Fenrir from the game, not Uzume.

Vanheimr, Land of Sorcery
The doubling effect is stackable. If a player is able to us Vanheimr's power twice during their turn, for example, the power on the next realm they worship would happen 4 times. (2x2)

Was, Scepter of Dominion
Nothing to clarify

Yata No Kagami, Sacred Mirror
Yata No Kagami isn't gaining the chosen cards power. Yata No Kagami is only allowing the player to use the power on the chosen card. What this means is the chosen card is the "source" of its effects. If the chosen card is self referential in any way, it is referring to itself, not Yata No Kagami.Example: A player worships Yata No Kagami, choosing Fenrir, Devourer of Worlds. The player uses Fenrir's power to remove a realm from the game, which in turn removes Fenrir from the game, not Yata No Kagami.

Yomi, Land of Darkness
Nothing to clarify

Zeus, King of the Gods
Nothing to clarify