Pick your fortune: communal readings

There was only one thing Lord Haas VonRavensurg could have done once his last card was revealed to be the Stars and he was handed a deck of cards to spread the readings to the world. Make it into a game!

He had quickly discovered that the way the tarot could influence the target was more or less decided by the tarot proprietor. He would not have much say in the transformations but he could change the rules and such. Being a lover of all board games he quickly used some of his immense amount of money to commission a fine gold lined package where he could put the cards in and print a new set of rules. Then he went online and put the offer up. It sold quickly, to a small antique store in a few cities distance. He didn't know if the buyer would try the game themselves or if they were going to sell it again, but his influence over the world was set in motion.

Game rules(two players):

1. The deck is shuffled and a card is put face down. This is the Iunctia for all targets, influencing the end of the readings.
2. Each player draws three cards and decides how to make the physical composition for the other player. Notes: The rules manual only has a vague description of the divinity associated with the card, no specific transformation.
3. Taking turn each player reveals their picks one by one in this order: boon, bane, gift. Once the cards are revealed transformation takes place.
4. Repeat step 2 and 3 for the mental composition.
5. Repeat step 2 and 3 for the relationship composition. The relationship target HAS TO BE the reader themselves, and no gift is given.
6. Reveal the Iunctia finalizing the double reading.

Changes to cards:

The Void: The void card acts as a jolly. The player that has the void in hand can play it with another card to "steal" the transformation for themselves.
If the void is Iunctia it acts the same way as a normal card. The empty space left by the void is filled with one of the remaining cards in the deck.

Any card that requires you to play a second card on top of it (example Lady in the Mirror/Chaos): pick a random card still in the deck and put it on the card.