The cover of the book is made in the form of a tattered old tarot card of vertical format. The central figure: a jester in colorful clothes stands on the edge of a cliff, resembling a broken bed frame. The guy has a young face, light brown, slightly dark hair. In one hand he holds a half-empty goblet for wine, on the cheek there is a trace of a woman's lipstick. The guy does not have a jester's hat on his head. 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 wilted roses and skulls. In the upper part of the card, it is written in Cyrillic: "Igor Karkarov." At the bottom, it is written in large, ornate Cyrillic letters: "The Jester." In small print, it is written along the bottom edge: "The Jester has no right to make mistakes." The paper has an aged effect, with sepia and faded crimson colors, and details with gold leaf, with only mystical pagan or neutral occult symbols. --ar 2:3
