Demonologist is a horror co-op game for fans of jump scares and all things that go bump in the night. One to four players play co-operatively to find, identify, and finally exorcise a series of evil spirits like the Guipo in dark, cursed places. Along the way, you’ll be exploring locations looking for items, and using them to help you solve each mystery. But you may also find sets of cards on tables. If you want to know what to do with them if you do, read on for all of the Demonologist Tarot Cards explained.
What tarot cards do in Demonologist
Much as in Phasmophobia, tarot cards are going to trigger a random effect when you turn one over. At the time of writing, there are ten different card types you can experience, with more than half of them triggering negative effects. But some of the positive effects may well make it worth you taking the risk of flipping the next card. The effect will often affect the individual player that uses the card.
The current card list is as follows, from the positives to the negatives:
- Angel: Resurrects a player.
- Slave: Ties the evil spirit to the room it is in.
- Sun: Increases the player’s sanity.
- Void: Nothing.
- Flame of Fate: Randomly either raises or lowers the character’s sanity.
- Moon: Lowers the player’s sanity.
- Aggressive: The evil spirit gains more aggression.
- Devil: The evil spirit usually affects some objects.
- Death: Evil spirit attacks.
- Guillotine: The player dies instantly.
If you’ve had a different experience with one of the tarot cards, let us know in the comments below.
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Demonologist Tarot Cards, Explained
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