Devil, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Playing Cards

Devil, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Poker Cards Those who bargain in the brimstone chasm rarely keep the pact. The warden hears the name before the fire is banked, and one loose oath may leave the speaker in the pit forever. So warns the lore scroll at the foot of this illuminated bestiary page, devoted to the devil, the Warden of the Brimstone Chasm. Every card face is laid out like a scholar's field guide. A gold illuminated drop cap D opens the title DEVIL, with the subtitle The Warden of the Brimstone Chasm set beneath it. The left column records its classification (Chasm-Warden), habitat (brimstone chasm and ember pits), and temperament (cunning), a row of skulls for its threat, then its strengths (forked word, fire lash, horned charge, and pact bind) and weaknesses (holy name, cold iron, and broken pact). A framed window on the right holds a detailed painted portrait of the devil with small ink field sketches, and round gold medallions at the top and bottom each carry a small devil bust. Cream parchment sits inside an illuminated border of blue and red acanthus scrolls, red roses, coiling green serpents, and gold corner medallions, a classic deck for game nights, fantasy fans, and Myth And Monsters collectors. • Devil bestiary page with gold drop cap D and the subtitle The Warden of the Brimstone Chasm • Field guide entry with classification, habitat, temperament, strengths, and weaknesses • Cream parchment with a blue, red, and gold illuminated border of roses and serpents • Part of the Mediaeval Bestiary Poker Cards Collection from Myth And Monsters