“Baltic Gods” is a deck of playing cards that introduces a wide variety of mythological beings from Baltic mythology, as found in 16th-century sources. The deck can be used both as traditional playing cards and as part of an original game where players battle each other with the help of mythological creatures.

Have you ever heard of Krukis, the ancient Lithuanian god of pigs? Or Ragainė, the forest goddess and predecessor of the modern-day witch? You can discover these and many other Baltic deities on each card in this game. The cards are perfect for adult fantasy and mythology enthusiasts, as well as for children, as a fun way to introduce them to our region’s history and the beliefs of the Balts and pagans. These playing cards are also a popular souvenir among foreigners who want to learn more about our land and its traditions.

This card game aims to encourage counting and tactical skills, foster interaction between players, and most importantly – to educate the public about Baltic mythological beings, as found in sources from the 14th to 17th centuries. Each card in the game introduces a different figure from Baltic mythology, presenting its name and a summary of its role based on mythological research sources.