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The Deck of Multitudes

An ornately carved box opens to reveal a deck of 22 cards. Any player who wishes to use the Deck of Multitudes declares how many cards they would like to draw (between 1 and 3) and draws exactly that many cards. The cards take effect in the order they are drawn. Once the player has finished, they may not draw again for a year.

1.  O - The Fool ............ (Joker)
2.  I - The Magician ........ (Ace ... of Diamonds)
3.  II - The High Priestess . (Jack .. of Diamonds)
4.  III - The Empress ....... (Queen . of Diamonds)
5. IV - The Emperor ........ (King .. of Diamonds)

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Train 11 is the southbound train. Train 14 is the northbound train.

These are accurate as of 1 July, 12,018ʜᴇ

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{
    "version": 4,
    "copyright": "The Decktet was designed and copyrighted by P.D. Magnus. It is offered as open content under a CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0 License. This json file was created by colleen quine, and it is also CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0.",
    "basic": [
        {
            "rank": "Ace",
            "suits": ["Moons"],
            "marks": [],
            "name": "the ACE of MOONS",
            "meaning": "The suit of Moons represents wisdom. It is associated with mysteries, things hidden, and the inescapable truth that the world outstrips our knowledge."},

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-- A cell is either on or off, and knows its 
-- four cardinal neighbors directly.
--                     state  N    W    E   S 
data Cell = Edge | Cell Bool Cell Cell Cell Cell

-- nicely print life grids. takes a cell assumed
-- to be the top left cell of a grid & prints a
-- textual representation of the grid.
printLife :: Cell -> IO ()
printLife = let row Edge = putChar '\n'

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import Data.Array
import Data.Char

type Brainfuck = (Int, String, Int, Array Int Int)
-- Contents of a Brainfuck tuple are:
--   * An Int, representing the position in the program
--   * A String, representing the program
--   * An Int, representing the index in memory
--   * An Array, representing the Memory.