Random Decks

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The Light of the Goddess Tarot (previously the LuminaDivinae ArTarot) follows the Tarot of Marseilles structure, but with illustrated minor arcana. The 78 cards feature selections of art from the great masters, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, which are not collaged. Now self-published in a deluxe card and book set.

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The Love Pack is a divination deck of 84 cards especially for new relationships, expanding your partner potential, and those seeking love and romance. From psychologist Chuck Spezzano.

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The Toni Allen Tarot is a traditional tarot deck created using computer 3D imaging, where colour and geometry are utilised to invoke the meanings of the cards. The cards are as yet unpublished.

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The Sacred Geometry Cards for the Visionary Path is a sequel and complement to Francene's Hart Sacred Geometry Oracle. The cards are in a similar ornate and beautiful - but more polished - style than the original.

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A magical fantasy interpretation of the Rider-Waite. The Fantastical Tarot card borders are gold and cards are traditionally named, while the artwork style is unique, wonderfully complex, and occasionally gothic.

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The Good Tarot has 78 cards with luminous, delicate, fairy tale artwork. The deck focuses on the present and positive outcomes, rather than divination or fortune telling, and each card has an affirmation rather than a meaning. It's an intuitive oracle in tarot format, aimed at expressing the highest good of all.

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The Jamie Hankin Tarot is an elegant artistic photography deck of 22 cards. It features three female models, and was created originally as a promotional piece for the artist.

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Step into Hugobia, the Land of Bears, in the Hugobian Tarot. There are teddy bears on every card of this charming and attractive tarot deck.

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The Book of Azathoth is an homage to the American sci-fi and horror author, H.P. Lovecraft. The 78 card deck is designed to give the feel of being of Lovecraft's universe, as used by one of his characters.
The deck is intended to be as the mad old wizard Whateley might have consulted prior to calling forth Yog-Sothoth, or perhaps the same as the ones Keziah Mason kept on the shelf alongside her flesh-bound copy of the Necronomicon.
The cards are bigger than usual (3-1/2" by 5"). The artwork is pen and ink on Bristol board.
Trump card titles (and order) are those of the RWS (except for The Magus), Suits are the same as RWS (Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles), Courts are a hybrid (King, Queen, Prince, Princess), Pips are titled after Thoth: Dominion, Virtue, etc.
For the most part, the attributions of Hebrew letters and astrological symbols on the Azathoth's Trumps are the same as those used in the Thoth, but there are a few exceptions. All of the minors on the Azathoth have printed Hebrew letters and astrological symbols.

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The Prager Tarot is a cut-down tarot deck with 54 cards - 22 major and 32 minor cards - based on Czech folklore . The minor arcana suits each have the four court cards, and just four numbered cards from the Ace to Four.

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Learn the tales and legends of Old Ireland in the Faery Wicca Tarot. Based on the modern Faery tradition of the nature based Wiccan religion, the artwork is bright with primary colours but rather attractive.

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The Infinite Tarot is a deck inspired by elemental energies and titled a Tarot, but really isn't one. The Infinite Tarot has no major arcana, instead having four suits of nineteen cards each. The suits are named Earth, Sky, Water and Fire.

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The Tarot of the Nymphs represents the 78 cards through the archetypes of the Nymphs, female nature spirits linked with water and youth. The cards are illustrated in watercolour, with seductive and sensual images of scantily-clad, physically perfect nymphs.

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The Halo/Sharp New Energy, New Age Tarot is a non-traditional major arcana deck. Its cards have computer-generated art and have been changed in order to remove negative energies. They are also retitled - The Fool is now Joyful, Death is now Initiation, The Devil is Saturn - and there is no numbering so that the cards can be ordered in multiple ways.

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The Cartouche Cards are an ancient divination system using Egyptian and other mythology, with simple illustrations and only 25 cards in the deck. Now out of print and difficult to obtain.

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The Magical Messages from the Fairies Oracle is a 44-card oracle from Doreen Virtue. Each card in the deck features a 'nature angel' - a fairy - and a message. Suitable for children or adults.

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The Baseball Tarot is a quality Tarot cards-and-book set with 78 borderless, oversized, and very glossy cards. The major arcana have titles altered to fit the baseball theme, while the minors are divided into suits of Mitts (Cups), Balls (Swords), Bats (Wands), and Bases (Coins), each with twelve suit cards and two courts (Coach and MVP).

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The Abysmal Tarot is a new alternative, art tarot with a satanic theme. It is a quality set with 22 cards by ten different artists, each featuring a Devil or demonic aspect. Gone is the expected symbology, present is surrealism, seduction, and shadows. Beautiful printing on great cardstock makes these a joy to work with. Published in a limited edition of 333 copies, with 22 of these decks having an extra card called Abigor.

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The Angel Love Cards show the user how to channel the power of the love angels, through 40 large-size cards and their associated quotes, prayers and actions. This deck is not designed for readings, but for the drawing of a single card for meditation, contemplation and guidance.

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The Angelic Tarot combines astrology, Qabbalah and 'angelic intelligences' into one deck. Each card has a circular scene in the middle, and a substantial amount of explantory text in the surrounding white border.

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Ostensibly a Wiccan-oriented Tarot, The Witchy Tarot is full of cutely drawn long-legged Witchy stereotypes. There are plenty of pointy hats and broomsticks in this Tarot deck for teenagers.

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The Dark Grimoire Tarot takes its inspiration from magical texts of fiction and legend - the Necronomicon and other grimoires. The 78 cards have non-traditional scenes of horror and nightmare. Often strange, they're also sometimes disturbing, particularly in the literal Hanged Man.

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The Angel Therapy Oracle Cards is one of the many decks from Doreen Virtue. This one is devoted to the archangels and guardian angels, and has 44 cards with angelic images and oracular messages on each card.

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Based on the Wraeththu trilogy by UK fantasy writer Storm Constantine, each card represents a character from the books. The art is computer-manipulated, has a slight fantastical, vampiric feel, and is quite gorgeous.

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The 22 Talismani in 22 Arcani is a hand-crafted deck & decorated box set, with cards painted by Osvaldo Menegazzi of Il Meneghello in Milan, Italy, who published the deck in 2012, as a limited edition of just 250 sets of this 'standard' size.

A symbolically rich, gorgeous deck of Trumps, has a 12 page booklet with personal descriptions & divinatory meanings written by Osvaldo Menegazzi that include both the card title & Talisman title, along with a paragraph of information. There is a brief introduction, but no layouts or spread methods.

The original paintings have several pieces of dyed paper creating the jewel tone backgrounds. The central circle has finely lined, dynamic illustrations, filled with exceptional watercolor shading. The main archetypal symbol is surrounded by Hebrew letters, numbers and/or additional symbols. Small red and/or blue monogram stamps overlap or lie next to these outer symbols. All cards have beautifully illustrated Italian script titles, with Arabic numbering at card tops.

Textured stock has rolled varnish on card faces, leaving un-coated spots in lower areas of texture. Reversible, borderless card backs are un-coated, but black printed areas are shiny. 1 hand-numbered and signed title card is included. An included slip reads in both Italian & English.

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The Curious Tarot is an unusual unpublished deck-in-progress depicting collage figures with a variety of heads, from birds to antelope to Buddha, surrounded by a patterned red border.

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The Tarot Settani is a Swiss deck of 78 cards, with photographic imagery of women models on a dark background. The suit cards of the minor arcana are decorated pips, and all cards have thick brownish borders.

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The Journey to the Goddess Realm Oracle has 39 cards dedicated to goddesses and female deities from around the world. This feminine deck of joyful and detailed cards has a modern feel and is designed to help with everyday decisions and daily guidance.

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The Baroque Bohemian Cats' Tarot is one-of-a-kind. Three elements: real cats of all colours and breeds, gorgeous Baroque costumes, and a luxurious European environment, have been digitally blended into a workable Tarot deck for all cat lovers.

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The Marielisa Leboroni Tarot has woodblock print illustrations of its own style in dark ink on light paper. This is the 78 card black and white edition of the Italian deck that was previously printed as 22 cards in colour.

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The Butler Tarot is a fusion of traditional tarot imagery and modern digital techniques. The Rider-Waite system is loosely adopted but Swords are designated as fire and Wands as air. It was Chris Butler's first deck, designed for his personal use, and has now been revised and updated for a handmade self-published edition.

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The Pictorial Key Tarot is a modernisation of the Rider-Waite Tarot images, very similar in symbolism to the original but not quite a clone. Created in a computer-generated style, the 78 cards are detailed and reasonably lifelike, but have a slightly perfect, plastic look.

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The Tarot Mondo Lirondo has 22 cute, playing-card size cards. The card art features hand-drawn stick-figures, and each of the majors is printed in a different colour. The title, 'Mondo Lirondo' is a play on a Spanish saying.

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The Buckland Romani Tarot is based around English gypsies and has expressive and beautiful artwork. The cards are borderless, and give the feeling that you could step into the picture. It isn't a standard Rider-Waite type deck; among other things, suits have been renamed to Koshes, Koros, Bolers and Chivs, (Staves, Cups, Wheels and Knives), and the Magician is shown as a woman.

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Russian published, the Karmic Tarot deck has reasonably life-like looking, prettily illustrated majors and court cards, but plain pips for the minors.

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The Sirian Starseed Tarot was designed to help spiritual seekers achieve a multi-dimensional perspective on their lives and the wider world. The 78 cards have vibrant, rich, spiritually uplifting illustrations.

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This is one of the wonderful designs of the prolific Philippine artist Lynyrd Narciso. It bears the title in old Filipino Tarot ng Daigdig sa Balintataw which translates to "The World inside the Pupil" (the black part of the eye). Narciso's art is anchored in strong underlying drawing, which he has coloured with subtle muted tones keyed to a tight palette. He uses a rather neat technique of altering the contrast in the line drawing so as to create a background, middle ground and foreground to the forms. He adheres closely to the tarot archetypes, but presents them in a new stylised and entirely coherent manner, especially using leaf and feather forms.

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The Tarot of the Curious East is an absolutely stunning 22-card deck from Lynyrd Narciso. The landscape-oriented cards celebrate the diversity of cultures in Asia through a pastiche approach. Published in a very limited edition of 50 copies.

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The Intuitive Tarot has 78 original paintings for developing your intuition, creative subconscious, and self-improvement. The card art is mostly abstract and has a slight Thoth Tarot flavour though follows the Rider-Waite more closely in tradition.

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The Personal Power Tarot is a 22 card deck, designed to increase personal power. The paintings on the cards were developed independently, but work together as a deck to help you say yes to life and positive change.

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The Kamasutra Tarot is based on the "textbook of desire" best known as a catalogue of sexual positions. The cards are indeed graphic, but are intended to reflect fourth century attitudes towards sex rather than modern Western views. The imagery across the cards is also deliberately repetitive, so that the subtle cues of posture and body language of the couple are more obvious.

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A self published, high quality tarot deck, the Portal Tarot has intricate computer-generated art on its twenty-two cards.

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The Imperial Dragon Oracle, though named an oracle, is actually a 22-card deck of over-sized tarot cards.

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The Women of May Tarot (also known as Tarocchi Donne di Maggio) was designed by Bianca Maria Rizzoli to commemorate the National Festival of Women held in Bologna, Italy in May of 1982. The artwork on the cards is simply crisp, clean and stunningly beautiful. The minors are fully illustrated differently for each suit, but remain the same throughout a given suit, with the appropriate number of symbols included. There are 78 cards plus two front cards and two small booklets written in Italian, all encased in their original sturdy plastic swing lid box which is labelled bearing one of the images on a card inside. Limited edition of 1,500 copies.

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The Shaman Tarot explores shamanism and the shamanic journey through tarot. It has re-envisioned the traditional deck through new suits and re-named majors to better relate to the shamanic experience.

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The Zodiac Tarot focuses on the Golden Dawn's astrological attributions with tarot cards to create an entirely new and unconventional deck of 78 cards. The scenic illustrations of the majors and numbered cards are set in a 1940s era world with symbolism derived from the astrological concepts, while the court cards are more stylised elemental representations.

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The Imperial Dragon Oracle, though named an oracle, is actually a 22-card deck of over-sized tarot cards.

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It almost seems like Tim Burton helped with the Vampire Tarot. Full of elegant vampires, bloodied fangs, full moons and desolate landscapes, it's refined and only slightly macabre.

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The Mythic World Tarot is based on Randy McVey's personal artistic world. The symbolism has been kept recognisable, so it can be used by any level of tarot reader. The deck is still in-progress

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The Pictorial Key Tarot is a modernisation of the Rider-Waite Tarot images, very similar in symbolism to the original but not quite a clone. Created in a computer-generated style, the 78 cards are detailed and reasonably lifelike, but have a slightly perfect, plastic look.

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The Druid Plant Oracle is from the authors of the Druid Animal Oracle, and is illustrated by the talented Will Worthington. These cards feature individual plants, herbs, and flowers illustrated in natural landscapes.

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The Angel Oracle has 36 illustrated angel cards divided into three hierarchies of heaven: form, creation, and paradise. There are archangels, dominions and virtues, personal angels and more on the yellow-brown coloured cards.

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The White Eagle Medicine Wheel is for those who wish to follow Native American wisdom as a way of life. It is based on tradition mythology and uses plain photography of native artefacts on the cards.