Every card belongs to one of eight phases in the ritual cycle. The wheel is octagonal — void begets spark, spark hardens to lattice, lattice floods with blood, blood mirrors, mirror glitches, glitch blooms, bloom returns to void. Reading is knowing which phase the querent currently inhabits, and which phase the card is pointing them toward.
Each god carries a stack of three primitive glyphs — the god's inner opcode. Reading the stack left→right is reading how the god operates on the querent. Learn these sixteen primitives and you can not only read the pantheon: you can write with it. Combine three primitives to compose an invocation, a blessing, or a working.
The pantheon by chapter — Primordials, Titans, Olympians, Muses, Daimones, Heroes. Click any figure to open their parents and children. Seventeen of the fifty-one have parentage recorded in the master sheet; the rest say so rather than guess. DEEP SPACE and FLAT CHART plot the same lineage as a graph.
Twelve Olympians, six Titans, three Primordials, nine Muses, twenty Daimones, one Hero. Hover a card to activate it. Click to flip to the reverse — a rotating wireframe with the canonical dossier. Double-click to open the full-screen transmission.
Every myth as a card, grouped by god. Same plate, same weather, but the front is the myth itself and the reverse is its dossier: scene, cast, synopsis, root permission.
Close your eyes, name the question, press DRAW. Three gods emerge from the pantheon: where you stand, what wants to happen, what closes the loop. Gods may arrive reversed — the shadow face of the same power. Read the sigil stacks as a sentence in the grammar above.
The deck is a language, not a fortune-teller. Speak it in three parts.