What the CBRK brings
- Breaking a stuck situation wide open
- Covering huge distances fast when something matters
- Refusing to accept less than you are owed

The Earthshaker
The Crossing
Reversed
The wave keeps going after the point is made.
The CrossingCard VI of XVI · The Crossing
aka “Grudge at Sea Level”MBTI crossover: ESFP
When you move, the ground moves with you.
Kept one man lost at sea for years over a single eye. Odyssey 1.68–75 ↗
You have scale. Your feelings, plans and loyalties arrive with real force, and you refuse to be told your share is smaller than anyone else's. Where you go, things change shape.
Ποσειδῶν · Poseidōn · Roman Neptune. Ennosigaios means “Earth-shaker”: Iliad 7.455 ↗
Poseidon hounds Odysseus across the sea for years over one blinded son. Force without an off switch turns justice into weather.
Decide what “enough” looks like before the next fight starts.
Myth check: Poseidon is more than the sea. Greeks prayed to him as Earth-shaker and as the god of horses, and Homer treats him as Zeus's equal by birth.
WHY POSEIDON SITS HERE
Each placement points to the passage it rests on. Where the call is an editorial judgement rather than a plain reading, the note says so.
He shakes the earth so hard that Hades leaps from his throne, afraid the ground will split open.
Iliad 20.57–65 ↗Contested placement. Poseidon is an Olympian by cult. He sits on this side as the god of the depths and the earthquake, whose power comes from below.
He gathers the clouds, stirs the sea with his trident and throws every storm wind at Odysseus.
Odyssey 5.291–296 ↗Four strides carry him from Samothrace to Aegae; then his chariot skims the waves.
Iliad 13.17–31 ↗“I am his equal in honour.” He refuses to take orders from Zeus.
Iliad 15.185–199 ↗THE SPREAD
Your antitype flips all four letters. Your neighbours differ by one, so a single choice could turn one card into another.

The Unstoppable Charge
The Open Road
The Masked Arrival
The Crossing
The Unyielding Keeper
The House Below
The Season-Bringer
The CrossingCOMPATIBILITY
Sorted by shared letters. Each pairing has its own page on how the two work together, where they clash and the myth behind it. Open the full chart.

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Translations differ in line numbering by a line or two. The family relationships are mapped in the Poseidon family tree.
Epic scenes of divine alliance, conflict, honour and limits.
Homecoming, hospitality, disguise and the gods who help or hinder it.