Random Decks

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The Alan Tarot Deck has 78 cards in the tarock style. The majors and courts have double-ended, exotic art deco style illustrations created by Orell in 1910, while the numbered suit cards are simple playing cards.

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The Love Tarot is a simple, majors-only set with collage cards of traditional Tarot imagery in a Victorian and classical looking style.

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The Language of Flowers Tarot is an unpublished, in-progess deck of 78 cards that weaves card meanings together with folk sentiments given to plants and flowers. The cards are illustrated with real flowers photographed on a pale background.

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Yet another Luigi Scapini deck - a traditional, playing card-based sibyl with charming, 19th-century style illustrations. Cartomantic keywords are presented (in Italian) at the bottom of each card. An illustration of the corresponding playing card appears in the upper-left hand corner above each illustration.

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The Winged Enchantment Oracle has 39 shape-shifting cards inspired by the legends and splendour of the bird and avian world. Each card is linked with a specific bird, and is illustrated by well-known tarot artist, Lisa Hunt, in her signature mystical and flowing style.

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The Crow's Magick Tarot is the second deck created by artist Londa. The cards have a very dark feel, probably because most of the scenes have a black background. I'm not sure how the symbols relate to traditional tarot, but the images are powerful.

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The Millenium Tarot: the tarot of the four worlds is a beautiful deck, rich with esoteric symbolism.

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The Servants of the Light Tarot is a collaboration by English Traditional Witch, Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki (who also created the Shakespearian Tarot) and the authors of the Gill Tarot and Magickal Tarot (Gill completed the majors, Clark the minor cards). The art in the major arcana is particularly deep and vibrant.

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The Tarot Pacifico has 22 rather attractive cards, with a Pacific Islander and Polynesian appearance and theme. Most of the cards are non-traditional and have been retitled and reworked to fit the theme. Published in a limited edition of 350 decks.

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The Masquerade Tarot is a disappointing tarot deck, in which the only thing remotely masquerade-ish is the black eye masks on each figure. The artwork is flatly coloured and the scenes seemingly unrelated to tarot.

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The Egyptian Pyramid Oracle is a set of 25 cards, drawing on Ancient Egyptian mythology for fortune-telling. The deck is divided into five houses of Power, Temptation, Inspiration, Wisdom, and Change with five cards each.

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The Initiatory Tarot of the Golden Dawn has been created from documents from the occult group. The deck artist was without any knowledge of their previous decks, so the result is comic-book style illustrations with familiar elements in new interpretations.

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The Golden Dawn Enochian Skrying Tarot is an innovative, non-traditional Tarot of 89 cards that contains two decks in one - the Enochian Watchtower Tarot and the Western Tattvas Tarot. The cards are intended for skrying, divination, and magickal work.

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The Bifrost Tarot is a modernisation of the Thoth Tarot, including a spectrum of influences from the major players and discoveries that have come since Crowley's time. Designed to be a deck for the true student of the occult, and now available as a self-published edition from the artist.

Dimensions: 178px * 330px
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The Tarot for the School of Athens a fan fiction by Suixinsuiyuan using the Saint Seiya characters. The artwork is by Tachibana is very fine in a naturalistic manga style. Needless to say this was self published in a small edition and will probably be impossible to source in a few years, like many self published Japanese tarot.

Dimensions: 190px * 317px
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Featuring vibrant colours and cosmic swirls, the computer generated Vortex Tarot deck has been crafted to give a new feel to the traditional tarot symbolism.

Dimensions: 185px * 295px
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Pixie's Hidden Lenormand (Pixie's Astounding Mlle Lenormand CardsPixie's Astounding Mlle Lenormand Cards) is a delightful Lenormand-style deck, built from imagery from the original Rider-Waite-Smith images by Pamela Colman-Smith. It has 38 cards (the regular 36 Lenormand cards plus extra Man and Woman cards). Self-published in an edition of 400 decks.

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The Faerie Tarot is a hugely colourful, whimsical and positive deck of 78 fae cards. There's a vague resemblance to Rider-Waite in some cards, but most cards take their own symbolic direction. Each individual card also has a differently designed border in the colours of the card. Suitable for older children and teenagers, and the young at heart.

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The Corneal Edema Tarot is an art tarot celebrating the gothic lifestyle. The images are composed of posed photographs, graphically edited to embed them into a textured space. The 22 majors have now been published in a limited edition of 50 decks.

Dimensions: 185px * 291px
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Published in the mid seventies, and unfortunately now out of print, this brilliantly coloured Balbi Tarot deck makes use of astrological, alchemical and Qabbalistic symbols in its major arcana. (The minors are standard pip cards.)

Dimensions: 185px * 323px
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The Lars-Kristian Holmsen Tarot is a 78-card deck that simply goes by the name of tarot, published in Norway. The art is stark, with very colourful elements on a dark purple background, and pip style minor cards.