Card of the Day - Tull, Desert City

If you don't know by now, I'm very excited for the Dark Tower movie to show up at my local theater in July.  Tull is the first inhabited place visited by the Gunslinger in the first book of the Dark Tower series.

Card of the Day - Ted Brautigan, Facilitator

In case you didn't know, the book "Hearts in Atlantis" (and therefore the subsequent movie) are a part of Stephen King's Dark Tower Universe.  If you haven't seen the movie with Anthony Hopkins, I'd recommend it if you're a King fan.

Card of the Day - Odetta Holmes/Detta Walker

Card of the Day - Finli o' Tego

Finli o' Tego is a character from Stephen King's The Dark Tower.  He's a Weasel Taheen, which basically means he's a guy with a weasel head.  Here's some other Dark Tower stuff I've done.

Card of the Day - Low Men in Yellow Coats

These guys are featured in Hearts in Atlantis, another Stephen King novel.  There are quite a few things in the works of Stephen King that cross over into other stories.

Card of the Day - Six-Shooter

A gunlinger's best friend.


Edit:  Better wording and Equip cost.

Card of the Day - Billy-Bumbler

Billy-Bumblers are native to Mid-world, They are described as a cross between a dog and a raccoon, with a curly tail.  There are some who can mimic a few human words.

Card of the Day - Raven Taheen

Taheen are generally described as people with animal heads.  This Raven Taheen can recruit other Taheen to help him with whatever evil shenanigans he is wont to get up to.

Card of the Day - Utter Evil

When Jake was crossing over into Mid-World during book three, there was a demon in the house trying to get him.  This card represents the evil presence in the house.

Edit:  This card seems way too powerful as it stands.  Here's another version.

 Still VERY powerful.  No longer too powerful.

Card of the Day - Lobstrocities

These guys attacked the Gunslinger at the beginning of book two.  They are mean. 

Card of the Day - Wandering Gunslinger

This week's cards are all inspired by Stephen King's the Dark Tower.  None of the cards this week are actual characters or locations in the series, but they resonate within the world created by Mr. King.

Card of the Day - Ancient One

This card was created for Magic: the Gunslinger, a set based around Stephen King's epic series of novels, The Dark Tower.  This guy was one of the vampires at the Dixie Pig in the beginning of book seven.