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Thirty Eight Cards of Masculine Deities Across Ten Traditions

Gods and Titans is a thirty eight card deck Stacey Demarco created with artwork by Jimmy Manton, published by Beyond Words Publishing in 2013. Its organizing system draws masculine deities specifically from Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Celtic, Norse, Hindu, Polynesian, Aboriginal, Mayan, Chinese and Japanese traditions, ten distinct mythological systems represented across a comparatively small thirty eight card total, giving the deck one of the narrower per tradition allocations among cross cultural oracle decks, since several traditions necessarily share only one or two cards each within that count.

Each card is read for the particular form of power the depicted god or titan represents, following an intuitive reading style common across the oracle genre rather than a fixed lookup meaning. Restricting its cast to masculine deities specifically is itself an organizing choice distinct from decks such as Doreen Virtue's Goddess Guidance Oracle Cards, which draws a comparably wide cultural range but of feminine figures, or Ascended Masters, which mixes both. Publishing masculine and feminine focused decks as separate titles, rather than combining both within a single deck, is a structural pattern that recurs across several creators working in the cross cultural deity oracle subgenre.

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Gods and Titans (official deck site)
Stacey Demarco and Jimmy Manton, Beyond Words Publishing, 2013View the Source
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