Major Arcana are collectible tarot cards with bonuses. The video shows a card purchase at a station beside the ledger and bell, followed by a card reveal and a completed 22/22 collection. Loose tarot objects on the floor are a separate sorting task; do not assume that every one is a missing Major Arcana collectible.
How to buy a tarot card
- Find the tarot-card interaction. In the checked Crypt scene, a gold card stands beside the glowing ledger and summoning bell.
- Aim at the card and read the purchase prompt, including the currency symbol.
- Use the displayed interaction key if you want to make the purchase.
- Read the revealed card’s name and bonus, then check the collection display.
At 4:12:01, the prompt offers a tarot card for 50 purple currency, with E as the interaction binding. The player has 112 purple currency before buying and 62 afterwards. The nearby bell shows a separate price of 10 gold currency. Check which object is selected before spending.
This is one verified purchase and price, not proof that all cards always cost 50 or that every room has the same station.
One verified bonus: The Lovers
At 3:10:28, the reveal identifies The Lovers, Major Arcana VI. Its displayed bonus is a 5% chance that a spell’s cooldown will not start. That describes a chance-based effect, so it should not be planned as a guaranteed cooldown reset.
This is a checked example, not a complete card-effect database. Compare your own card text before planning an upgrade route around it. The spell guide explains the sorting tasks those spells address.
The Fool’s Journey: what 22/22 looks like
After the purchase at 4:12:01, the reveal shows The Star, with The Fool’s Journey achievement notification visible at the lower right. At 4:12:10, the collection display confirms All Major Arcana found — 22/22.
The Crypt is still only partly tidied in that frame. In this playthrough, collecting all Major Arcana therefore happens before finishing the Crypt. This is not evidence that entering the Crypt or completing a particular shelf is required for the last card.
Loose tarot items are not the collection counter
At 4:12:20, after the collection is already complete, loose objects remain on the Crypt floor. The selected inventory item is Eight of Wands, categorized as Tarot Wands; Seven of Cups is visible as a pickup target. These objects still belong to the room’s sorting work.
If you are chasing the collectible achievement, check the Major Arcana collection progress rather than counting every tarot-named floor object. If you are tidying the room, keep using each selected object’s category and its storage signs.
A practical collection check
Our suggested routine is to review collection progress when you visit a tarot interaction, read the current price, and check the revealed effect after buying. Keep the collectible goal separate from room-completion counters.
We have not established all acquisition methods, fixed card locations, purchase order, duplicate behavior or a guaranteed total cost. This evidence supports a purchase-and-progress guide, not an all-locations map. For access to the room shown here, see the Library passage and Crypt note, which also explains its unverified unlock trigger.
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Sources & scope
Original editorial guidance based on selected on-screen evidence from atheenabean’s October 14 recording, reviewed October 22, 2026. We checked the unlock prompts, controls, purchase display and achievement notifications described below. This is not our own hands-on test. The recording predates the October 16 patch; follow your current controls, prices and progress indicators.
