DiGi's Minor Arcana

This is my Yu-Gi-Oh! minor arcana!

Yu-Gi-Oh! has 2 archetypes based on the major arcana, and *some* cards based on standard playing card suits, but there isn't a set of cards based on the traditional 52 deck of cards, let alone the minor arcana's 56 cards. But instead of buying a tarot deck with little to no meaning to me, I was determined to make one of my own :) Here's how it works:

Suits:
The traditional tarot suits are all related to the 4 base alchemical elements of Earth, Water, Fire, and Air. Luckily, Yu-Gi-Oh! (mostly) uses all of those elements on the cards themselves as Attributes. In this deck, the Earth monsters are the suit of Pentacles, the Water monsters are the suit of Cups, the Fire monsters are the suit of Wands, and the Wind monsters are the Air suit of Swords. 

Ranks:
The traditional tarot ranks are very similar to the standard "1 through 10, Jack, King, and Queen" values used for playing cards, but the tarot uses one additional court (face) card called the Page, and the Jacks are instead known as the Knights. These court cards are represented by the True Kings for the Kings, assorted queens for the Queens, the elemental knights as the Knights, and the Prank Kids as the Pages. The remaining cards have their ranks represented by their level. The numerical ranks 6-10 are represented by royally-named Yu-Gi-Oh! archetypes like the Monarchs that represent 6s, or Time Lords that represent 10s. The numerical ranks 1-5 are represented by the Ghost Sisters, a few random normal monsters I liked, and, in the interest of respecting the witch-y spellcaster-y concept of the tarot, the evolutions of the Charmer Familiars (ranks 5, 4, most of 2, and gigabyte as an Ace). 

This decklist is sorted by rank, then suit to make the theming easier to see. Feel free to play around with this and add your own cards to make a tarot of your own ^-^

Resources:

• Minor Tarot Guide: https://www.tarot.com/tarot/meaning-of-numbers-in-minor-arcana
• My Major Arcana List: