The cover of the book is made in the form of a tattered old tarot card of vertical format. The central figure: a guy dressed as a priest. The guy has a young face, light, ruffled hair. In his hands he holds a cross. He grins. Behind the guy is a throne room mixed with a church view, there are stained glass windows. The edge of the card is decorated with withered roses and skulls. In the upper part of the postcard in Cyrillic is written: "Silas Gastrell". At the bottom, in large, ornate Cyrillic letters: "Archbishop." In small print along the bottom edge: "All people are vile and triumph in their own vilety." The paper has an aged effect, with sepia and faded crimson colors, and details with gold leaf, with only mystical pagan or neutral occult symbolism. --ar 2:3
