Yes, of course! Anyway, do not hold your breath it will not be ready before the end of this year...chach wrote:Interesting. Are you still working on the Dante's Inferno deck as well?
It's a decoration that will characterize all of the courts of the same suit. It will enclose the suit itself, in the loop (sorry for the bad descriptionvolantangel wrote:Im curious, whats with the scorpion tails on all the courts ?
)You are right Mike! Inferno (or Hell - still in doubt about the name to use...) will be the first of a trilogy. Don't know, honestly, how many of you know Dante Alighieri... he is considered the father of the italian language and has written a very famous poem (at least in Italy).Mike Ratledge wrote:"Teliad" is an elven word.... Looking awesome, Riccardo! (and yes, the first installment of the Dante trilogy is headed our way - "Inferno").
thank you!ashe wrote:wow! this looks great again! will definitely look forward to collecting these once you get them out!
These days in our global community, I think you should stick with "inferno". Dante's Hell sounds strange even to 'Merikuns, I think. "Paradiso" - same thing, although I have to admit the Italian equivalent of purgatory made me think, for a second. As always "your mileage may vary".Conturbia wrote:You are right Mike! Inferno (or Hell - still in doubt about the name to use...) will be the first of a trilogy.
If we got through 12th grade and out of "High School" without knowing, surely you were aware by college! I suppose the fact that he had a surname might have escaped us when we were in school because it was always simply "Dante's Inferno".Conturbia wrote:Don't know, honestly, how many of you know Dante Alighieri... he is considered the father of the italian language and has written a very famous poem (at least in Italy).
If we got through 12th grade and out of "High School" without knowing, surely you were aware by college! I suppose the fact that he had a surname might have escaped us when we were in school because it was always simply "Dante's Inferno".[/quote]Conturbia wrote:Don't know, honestly, how many of you know Dante Alighieri... he is considered the father of the italian language and has written a very famous poem (at least in Italy).
Yes I know the old "inferno" deck - not my kind, but I know it. As for the trilogy we have bold ideas in our mindmontecarlojoe wrote:Definitely keep the Italian titles.
I can also envision a triple deck pack in the style of an old manuscript with "La commedia divina" (or just "La commedia") in nice Gothic script emblazoned on the front
There has been an Inferno deck before.
The art in it was great, fulfilment not so much (though I did get mine)
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But I'm going to open a new thread Exactly what Mike said. We were only introduced to him though. So I don't really know the details about his works but his name and work is a familiar name even in the Philippines. Do you happen to have any pictures on the Divine Comedy deck? Or is the Teliad deck going to be released first?[/quote]Yashi wrote:If we got through 12th grade and out of "High School" without knowing, surely you were aware by college! I suppose the fact that he had a surname might have escaped us when we were in school because it was always simply "Dante's Inferno".Conturbia wrote:Don't know, honestly, how many of you know Dante Alighieri... he is considered the father of the italian language and has written a very famous poem (at least in Italy).
Just wait. Riccardo and company has some tricks up his sleeve! Super secret squirrel things we haven't even hinted at - yet.vasta41 wrote:There's nothing about this I don't like.
In that case I take it back- I'm sure the only thing I won't like is the price hehe Unavoidable and worth it, I'm assuming.Mike Ratledge wrote:Just wait. Riccardo and company has some tricks up his sleeve! Super secret squirrel things we haven't even hinted at - yet.vasta41 wrote:There's nothing about this I don't like.
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