Stones of Fate is an easy-to-learn, fast-paced card game that uses memory and strategy. Peek at cards, flip cards, place your stones carefully, and control your destiny.
The game uses a deck of tarot cards, with special symbols on the edges. The cards are arranged into a grid on the table. By placing stones next to the sides of cards and flipping cards, players can win cards. The symbols on the cards determine the kinds of patterns players need to make with the stones. Cards also include special rules when they …

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