
Oracle
The Flora & Fauna Deck of Many Things
by Dawn Kate Carr
A Dungeons & Dragons oracle deck by Dawn Kate Carr, inspired by the natural world and featuring botanical and faunal imagery alongside classic D&D concepts. The deck includes cards like "Key," "Donjon," "Throne," and "Sun," each with unique illustrations.
About This Deck
The Flora & Fauna Deck of Many Things is an oracle deck designed by Dawn Kate Carr, explicitly created for use with Dungeons & Dragons. Inspired by the natural world, the deck integrates botanical and faunal elements into its imagery, combining them with iconic D&D concepts. Cards shown include "Key," "Donjon," "Throne," and "Sun," suggesting a system that blends narrative prompts with symbolic natural motifs.
This deck functions as a tool for game masters and players to introduce random events, plot twists, or character developments into their D&D campaigns, drawing inspiration from the original 'Deck of Many Things' artifact. Unlike traditional tarot or oracle decks focused on personal divination, this deck is tailored for storytelling and world-building within a fantasy role-playing context. The illustrations are detailed, featuring a muted color palette that evokes a sense of antique natural history prints.
The campaign successfully funded in 2019, raising $12,720 from 462 backers. Reward tiers included the first edition of the deck, limited edition enamel pins, and signed mini prints, indicating a strong appeal to both D&D enthusiasts and collectors of unique art decks. The deck's specific niche as a D&D accessory makes it a distinctive offering in the card deck market.
Theme and Design
The artwork is digitally illustrated with a hand-drawn aesthetic, characterized by fine linework and a muted, earthy color palette. The dominant colors are soft greens, browns, and pale blues, with occasional accents of pink and yellow, giving the cards a vintage, botanical illustration feel. Each card features intricate details of plants, insects, and animals, often intertwined with architectural or symbolic elements relevant to D&D lore, such as castles, keys, and crowns. The card backs display a geometric pattern resembling the 'Flower of Life' in a light blue on a dark blue background, reinforcing the blend of natural and mystical themes. The overall style is elegant and detailed, reminiscent of old scientific illustrations or fantasy bestiaries.
Key Features
- Designed specifically as a Dungeons & Dragons oracle deck
- Features botanical and faunal illustrations combined with D&D concepts
- Successfully funded on Kickstarter with 462 backers
- Includes cards like "Key," "Donjon," "Throne," and "Sun"
- Card backs feature a geometric 'Flower of Life' pattern
Who It's For
This deck is specifically for Dungeons & Dragons players and game masters looking for a unique tool to enhance their campaigns with random, narrative-driving elements. It also appeals to collectors of fantasy-themed decks, those who appreciate botanical and faunal art, and individuals interested in the intersection of tabletop role-playing games and divination-style cards. Readers who prefer a structured, game-oriented approach to card interpretation will find this deck particularly engaging.
The Story Behind This Deck
Dawn Kate Carr created The Flora & Fauna Deck of Many Things as a Dungeons & Dragons oracle deck, drawing inspiration from the natural world. The project successfully launched on Kickstarter in 2019, raising $12,720 from 462 backers. Her approach combines her artistic talent with a passion for tabletop role-playing games, resulting in a unique product that serves both as an art piece and a functional game accessory.
Funded on Kickstarter · 462 backers · Launched Aug 2019 · View campaign
Last updated April 14, 2026
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