Threads Of Fate Tapestries

Mint's Black Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used appears to be a witch. Spell Names include: Dark Mist (Wide), Bomb (Normal), Dynamite (Super), Graviton (Power), Drill (Circle), and Shadow Strike (Hyper).

A forest spirit holds the threads of fate in her hands, surrounded by oak leaves and branches.

Within the intricate web of life, the threads of fate intertwine, weaving a narrative uniquely ours. Each twist and turn, a chapter written in the cosmic fabric, guiding us on a journey of discovery and purpose.

Mint's Red Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used appears to be a little dragon holding a sword. Spell Names include: Bullet (Wide), Burner (Normal), Napalm (Super), Flare (Power), Delta (Circle), and Fire Heart (Hyper).

Mint's Yellow Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used is a duck (duckling?) holding a star. Spell Names include: Spark (Wide), Cracker (Normal), Trine (Super), Bolt (Power), Force (Circle), and Final Flash (Hyper).

Mint's White Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. I believe the symbol used is an angel. Spell Names include: Spread (Wide), Vulcan (Normal), Arrow (Power), and Satellite (Circle).

Mint's Blue Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. I believe the symbol used is a dolphin. Spell Names include: Cutter (Wide), Droplets (Normal), Icicle (Super), Ripple (Power), Crystal (Circle), and Restore (Hyper).

Mint's Green Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used appears to be a little caterpillar (or a wood sprite perhaps?) with a long nose. Spell Names include: Typhoon (Wide), Wave (Normal), Impulse (Super), Gale (Power), Cyclone (Circle), and Nightingale (Hyper).

Mint's Gold Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used is Prima Doll. The only spell for this magic color is Valiant (Cosmos).

Design inspired by Trap Master's battle arena from the PS1 game, Threads of Fate (Dewprism).

An East Asian belief where it is commonly thought of as an invisible red cord around the finger of those that are destined to meet one another in a certain situation as they are "their true love".

The seven magic elements of Mint from Threads of Fate.

The red threads of destiny