A village built around your chart
Walk in. Choose a system. Read what's there. The village remembers.
Twelve ways to read a life
Each hut holds one system — lit, open, and waiting. Walk to whichever door calls you first.
The Tarot Tent
Your tarot reader is waiting across the table.
The Thai Astrology Sala
Palm-leaf pages and a folded khoi book rest beside candles on the low table.
The Observatory
The brass telescope points through the open dome toward a field of stars.
The Chinese Hall
Paper lanterns glow above fortune sticks, incense, and a wall of medicine drawers.
The Vedic Pavilion
Oil lamps line the floor around a North Indian birth chart and brass vessels.
The Numerology Workroom
Worked equations, an abacus, ledgers, and a pendulum clock fill the late-night workroom.
The Palm Reader's Room
A velvet hand cushion waits beneath the magnifier and its single shaded lamp.
The Almanac Room
Date tiles, hanging scrolls, and a brass calendar wheel surround the almanac desk.
The Face Reader's Parlor
Warm bulbs ring the mirror where the reader studies every feature.
The Naming Hut
Paper mobiles turn above a crib lit by one soft cradle-side lamp.
The Master's Pavilion
One desk lamp lights the chart spread and tea tray between two facing seats.
The Star Tower
A glowing lifeline climbs the gallery wall, marked from birth to year 84.
Four small things, working together
Build your avatar
A face you'll wear in here. Hat, glasses, outfit, aura. It saves between visits.
Items unlock through readings
A reading entered from the village can drop an item. Drops are limited to one per hut per UTC day; the item keeps the story of how you found it.
The village remembers
In the classic 2D village, visited huts get a small gold mark. It fades the longer you stay away, as a quiet hint to return.
Send it to a friend
Found something rare? Share an item card, which can include your display name.
Other lanterns on the road
The classic 2D village can show other readers who are online in the same zone. The 3D view does not show other readers yet.