Magic Tapestries
Description: The Druid Class icon is part of Almost Critical’s new D&D design collection! The print is available on t-shirts and hoodies in a variety of colors, coffee mugs, notebooks, and other printed items below. Artwork owned by Almost Critical with special design assistance thank you to Spare Time Studios.
Description: The Wizard Class icon is part of Almost Critical’s new D&D design collection! The print is available on t-shirts and hoodies in a variety of colors, coffee mugs, notebooks, and other printed items below. Artwork owned by Almost Critical with special design assistance thank you to Spare Time Studios.
![SATOR Square [BLACK] Tapestry](https://images.teepublic.com/derived/production/designs/49923811_0/1693331862/i_m:bi_production_blanks_uue6kkaylik55suzvwsb_1507037315,c_200_50_x728,bc_cccccc,o_landscape,s_313,q_90.webp)
Description: The SATOR square, sometimes called the Templar Magic Square, contains an acrostic five-word Latin palindrome. It is thought to be a word puzzle of Roman origin (in ROTAS form) adopted by the early Christians, though some believe it has Jewish origins. Believed by some to hold mystical powers, it remains one of the worlds oldest unsolved puzzles, as scholars are yet to form a consensus on its true meaning.
Description: "Tazo gon traveler," is what one traveler might say to another as a sign of good faith. The two words come from an extinct language and they roughly translate to "stay concious." These words are a reminder to stay aware and in control, for only you are truly in control of your future. The Eye of Tazo comes in many forms and might be found on a tree or outside of a building. It stays as a constant reminder to all travelers to never let their guards down.
