The collection features 5,000 Mystery Boxes comprising 10 unique designs from the tarot deck

During the mid-15th century, tarot cards were considered playing cards developed as a form of entertainment. These cards were gamification in its original form. This was a time before the tarot desk’s destiny as a divination tool was revealed. But by the mid-18th century, individuals such as French aristocrat and occult proponent Antoine Court de Gebelin delved into the mysticism and the symbolism that was said to have been embedded into the cards. A tarot deck is composed of 22 Major Arcana (major secrets) and 56 Minor Arcana (minor secrets) cards. The tarot became popular as yearnings to know the unknown became pastimes of members of European aristocracy during that age.

The timeless curiosity to know what lies ahead has transposed the tarot’s popularity to Instagram, TikTok and Telegram. Technology has now merged with tarot. So as a 21st-century take on gamification, the Buro. Metaverse Marvels Tarot collection elegantly—and artfully—digitises the tarot experience.

The collection, a collaboration between Buro., Brytehall and NFKings, features 5,000 Mystery Boxes comprising 10 unique designs from the tarot deck. The 10-card variations were sold on Binance as Mystery Boxes, while the 11th card is to be auctioned on Brytehall. To participate in the auction, bidders must have collected the full set of 10 cards on Binance.

About the magical 11th card: Wheel of Fortune