Topic: Brera Gallery

Adams emphasizes that in the 15th-century worldview, magical energies were viewed as having "agency" rather than being impersonal forces. This perspective changes how one interprets the deck's influence through history. Currently, Scarlet Imprint is producing a high-quality reproduction of the deck using imagery provided by the Brera Gallery, making the artifact accessible to modern researchers.

Adams reveals that during his research into the Sola Busca deck, he experienced intense energy that left him paralyzed for four days. He felt "led by the nose" to specific clues and texts despite not being a classical scholar. He directs listeners to Scarlet Imprint for the book and deck reproduction, and to his essays in the Paranthropology Journal for further reading on ritual and entities.

In 2009, the Italian Ministry of Culture purchased the original Sola Busca deck for 800,000 euros, and it is now housed in the Brera Gallery in Milan. Scarlet Imprint is currently producing a high-quality reproduction of the deck using imagery provided by the gallery. This marks the first time in 500 years that a perfect reproduction of the artifact has been made available to the public.