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7/14/2025, 4:55:24 PM
>>96083758
The name labrynth is deliberate, labrys is the weapon the princess uses and both the labyrinth in crete (where the minotaur was trapped) and the axe are meant to represent a womb somehow, and are associated with goddesses, which is why all the labrynth monsters are female (even the fucking living armor).
The twist is that the minotaur is a sad, nearly emotionless girl because she (presumably) got abandoned in the labyrinth (the VBEX books state she's nearly 2 and a half meters tall, which is like 7' i think, and she's got horns, tail and slit pupils, which i guess makes her look "monstrous") and no one visits her unless they plan to raid the castle. She's also very childish (she literally plays with handmade dolls, you can see them on the corners of the lovely labrynth card art) because she's probably been trapped there since she was a kid and thus has no idea how to behave as an adult .But unlike the minotaur, who was a man eater, she seldom eats anything unless encouraged by her servants, who are all living statues.
Her theseus is the little blonde knight who raids her castle every other day, who the princess seems to love because she raids it for fun, not for profit. And the knight is a girl too because the labrys is apparently also a lesbian symbol.
If the deck weren't borderline stun (at my locals the only people who play it focus on triggering barrier and goat over and over again until you out them or give up) i'd be playing it too.
The name labrynth is deliberate, labrys is the weapon the princess uses and both the labyrinth in crete (where the minotaur was trapped) and the axe are meant to represent a womb somehow, and are associated with goddesses, which is why all the labrynth monsters are female (even the fucking living armor).
The twist is that the minotaur is a sad, nearly emotionless girl because she (presumably) got abandoned in the labyrinth (the VBEX books state she's nearly 2 and a half meters tall, which is like 7' i think, and she's got horns, tail and slit pupils, which i guess makes her look "monstrous") and no one visits her unless they plan to raid the castle. She's also very childish (she literally plays with handmade dolls, you can see them on the corners of the lovely labrynth card art) because she's probably been trapped there since she was a kid and thus has no idea how to behave as an adult .But unlike the minotaur, who was a man eater, she seldom eats anything unless encouraged by her servants, who are all living statues.
Her theseus is the little blonde knight who raids her castle every other day, who the princess seems to love because she raids it for fun, not for profit. And the knight is a girl too because the labrys is apparently also a lesbian symbol.
If the deck weren't borderline stun (at my locals the only people who play it focus on triggering barrier and goat over and over again until you out them or give up) i'd be playing it too.
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