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'''The Renegade''', also called the " | [[File:atlicana_renegade.png|right|thumb|The Renegade Arcanum card]] | ||
[[Category: | '''The Renegade''', also called the "5 of Greens", is the fifth card in the [[Suit of Greens]] in a deck of [[Atlicana Cards]]. The cards are mostly used to play [[Atlicana]]. Being the suit of Greens, this card has started the transformation from the foolhardy and the laugher of [[The Jester]], where it progressed in its ways to become The Renegade. From here it will progress to its highest form, where it finally must face a reckoning and become [[The Prisoner]]. | ||
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<blockquote>"The Renegade card symbolizes the bucking of tradition and doing your own thing. First, there is the pirate ship. Below is an anchor, which symbolizes that no matter how we try to escape and experience total freedom, we are always moored in some way to the world around us. Next to this are two swords and skulls to symbolize the danger to others of living such a lifestyle. The top key icon is a ship's wheel and two swords, which symbolizes aggressively going your own way, the overall theme of the card." - from [[The Usirad Grimoire]]</blockquote> | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:19, 7 August 2021
The Renegade, also called the "5 of Greens", is the fifth card in the Suit of Greens in a deck of Atlicana Cards. The cards are mostly used to play Atlicana. Being the suit of Greens, this card has started the transformation from the foolhardy and the laugher of The Jester, where it progressed in its ways to become The Renegade. From here it will progress to its highest form, where it finally must face a reckoning and become The Prisoner.
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"The Renegade card symbolizes the bucking of tradition and doing your own thing. First, there is the pirate ship. Below is an anchor, which symbolizes that no matter how we try to escape and experience total freedom, we are always moored in some way to the world around us. Next to this are two swords and skulls to symbolize the danger to others of living such a lifestyle. The top key icon is a ship's wheel and two swords, which symbolizes aggressively going your own way, the overall theme of the card." - from The Usirad Grimoire