The Swords Deck is formed by combining all 4 cards of the Strange Tarot deck, each of which is crafted through inscription (minimum skill of 125). Each card has as its reagents 1 Light Parchment and 2 Dawnstar Ink, crafted from Burnt Pigment, occasionally milled from 5 Kingsblood, Liferoot, Grave Moss, or Wild Steelbloom. Consequently, according to statistics from Wowhead, Kingsblood and Liferoot seem to have the higher percentage of yielding Burnt Pigment.
Quest
Swords Deck
Quest facts and objectives from the current retail game data.
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This quest also rewards 25 reputation points with Darkmoon Faire*.
* This was not listed originally.
This item (primarily the resulting quest) does NOT count for your Loremaster Achievement. It DOES count for the Seeker the first time you complete it.
Quest facts
The client quest POI data records no map location for this quest, so no map is shown.
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Description
Now that you have gathered all of the Swords cards together into a deck, another card appears on top. It depicts a fortune teller that seems to stare at you no matter how you hold the card. You feel the card could be used to communicate with someone.
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Reputation: Darkmoon Faire +25
A carnival that showcases the weird and the extraordinary, located on a mysterious island only accessible for the first week of every month.
Reputation group: Classic.
Item facts are the current retail client’s (ItemSparse); the specialisations for a pick-one item are the ones the Blizzard quest API lists; faction and currency text is the client’s own. Lowest listed price = the US commodity auction house now.