Quetzalcoatl
Restoration
Veiled Dominion / Sealed Deck
The Fifth Sun
Obsidian, jade and the architecture of a world.
The Sealed Deck’s Mesoamerican interpretation uses an authored court drawn from mythic figures, organized through the same Conquest, Restoration, Intelligence and Fortification domains.
From the design record
Tezcatlipoca
Intelligence
Chicomecoatl
Fortification
Typeset reference specimens · not finished card artwork
The world & variant
Where it belongs
The third global mythological skin. These are the design bible’s assignments and interpretations, rather than claims that the traditions share one system.
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The Rift
No dedicated Fifth Sun bot was found; future shared narration is not an implemented service.
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Design & artwork
Angular stone-carved composition, obsidian black, jade green and amber. Complete card illustrations were not verified.
The authored court
Four suits, twelve figures.
Character assignments from the design bible. These lore associations are kept separate from the legacy universal face-card rules.
| Suit / domain | King | Queen | Jack |
|---|---|---|---|
| ♠ Conquest | Huitzilopochtli | Coatlicue | Popocatépetl |
| ♥ Restoration | Quetzalcoatl | Mictlantecuhtli | Xolotl |
| ♦ Intelligence | Tezcatlipoca | Tlazoltéotl | Huehuecóyotl |
| ♣ Fortification | Xiuhtecuhtli | Chicomecoatl | Tlaloc |
Source record
LORE_SEALED_DECK_BIBLE.md · Global Mythological Skins, variant 3.
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