Random Decks

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The Angels, Gods, and Goddesses Oracle Cards are another from Toni Carmine Salerno, this deck focusing on archetypal energies rather than specific religious deities. Each card has a colourful painting and spiritual advice at the bottom of the card. Packaged in sturdy cardboard case with a 64-page companion booklet.

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The Master Tarot is a 78 card non-traditional deck displaying episodes of Jesus Christ's life and personalities who were important to his story.

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The Lebanese Tarot sprang from the artist's love of her country, and desire to pass on the Lebanese tradition and folklore through her detailed paintings. The deck is majors only and has 22 luminous, realistically painted cards.

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The Golden Rider Tarot is a clone of the original Rider-Waite cards, repainted here in rich oils by Francois Tapernoux. His images have a softer blend of colours, but have blurred expressions and lack the line detail of the originals.

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The Triple Goddess Tarot is a decorated and feminine semi-Tarot deck. It has 26 major arcana cards and 7 chakra cards.

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The Everyday Witch Tarot has 78 whimsical tarot scenes of black-hatted witches going about their lives, set in a world of medieval fantasy mixed with modern reality. It's a charming deck of positive energies, serious intent, and light heart.

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The Kissatarot is a Finnish tarot deck, which translates as the CatTarot. It's a calm feeling deck illustrated in a colourful, naive style, where inscrutable cats sometimes replace the human figures on the cards, and are sometimes in addition to them.

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The Pagan Tarot is an outstanding new tarot which has been produced for the New Millennium. This amazing deck has its origin in 78 fine water colour paintings created by the Cornish artist Rosemarie Lewsey. These dazzling and innovative designs will help to guide the reader on paths of self-discovery and greater spiritual awareness. The compelling imagery in this breathtaking Tarot deck brings the pagan world right into the modern age. Study the cards and tune in to their influences. Find yourself reaching out for deeper perspectives; feel the past and future flowing in your veins. Gain insight into the true nature of things and use this knowledge to help yourself and others make choices and decisions that will lead to greater happiness and success.

The companion book "Tarot 2000 - The Pagan Tarot" by Robin Payne tells you all about the cards and how to use them. It also contains 22 poems; one dedicated to each of the Major Arcana cards. This set of sonnets represents a leap of the imagination towards some of the deeper meanings that can be attributed to these important cards. The book also puts forward a number of thought provoking ideas, includes some rare illustrations and provides pictures of many of the cards in the Pagan Tarot deck.

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Part of a book and card set, the Sasha Fenton Tarot has glowing artwork in an idealised, pretty, medieval style. Majors are traditional and the minors are mostly pip cards.

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A reworking of the Enchanted Tarot by the same authors, the Zerner-Farber Tarot deck uses more vibrant colours and removes the borders from the cards so more of the tapestry artwork can be seen. The deck is available in several configurations - a standalone deck, or with a companion book in the Instant Tarot Reader set, or The Tarot Discovery Kit box set with guidebook, pouch and DVD.

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Mab, Oberon and other leaders of the Fae feature in the sumptuous major arcana of this French tarot deck, while the court card characters are drawn from Amber, a sci-fi fantasy series. The minor arcana of the Amber Tarot are, unfortunately, plain pip cards.

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Bea Nettles' photographic tarot, the Mountain Dream Tarot, was originally published in the Seventies - this is a new, remastered edition. The majors and the suits are each tinted a different hue, and the photos fill the whole card leaving only a small white border.

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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 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 very talented Lar has combined Disney characters in the standard Tarot scenes to create a wonderful cartoon-like deck. Unfortunately the deck is not for publication.

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The Power Deck is a meditation deck showing photographic landscape scenes on the front of the cards and explanatory text and the meaning on the back. The Power Tarot is unusual in that the pictures are postcard shaped instead of portrait style like a normal deck.

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The Vertigo Tarot is a modern, slightly surreal and very gothic Tarot deck with dark artwork. By comic-book artist Dave McKean, it is a very popular deck and has been hard to find - but is to be republished in 2008.

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The Afro-Brazilian Tarot is dedicated to the divinities of the African Yoruban and Brazilian Candomble religions, and combines these and Santeria with the archetypes of tarot.

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The Archangel Oracle Cards feature 15 angels from various religions and traditions over 45 cards. A popular set for people who have never used Tarot cards.

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Technoracle is a modern re-interpretation of the famous cards attributed to Mme Marie Lenormand, fortune teller to Napoleon and the Empress Josephine. Technoracle takes the symbolism of the 36 card Lenormand deck and re-works it using modern, sometimes psychedelic digital imagery.

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The Angels of Atlantis has 44 cards of cosmic collage imagery, themed around the teachings of the 12 archangels of Atlantis. It's designed to offer counsel and healing, and 'a deep connection to the ancient realm of Atlantis'.

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The Deck of the Dreamers has bright colours and vivid imagery, it was designed to be a dream-like take on the traditional Tarot deck and works very well.

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2012: Tarot of Ascension has been designed as a tool for spiritual growth and evolution. It has images set in an imaginary medieval setting, with concealed new age symbols and secrets. The minors have been altered to better reflect the seeker's upward path, with some traditionally negative cards becoming more positive.

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The Cachet Tarot is a box set with 78 cards and a 48-page book. The tarot cards are vibrantly illustrated but disappoint in the minor arcana, which aren't peopled scenes, but instead have the suit elements superimposed over a landscape.

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The Psihology-Magic Professional (PMP) Tarot is an unpublished Russian deck with a total of 68 cards. There are three types of 22 major arcana cards (associated with magical influence, the psyche, and practical experience) and two cards representing male and female energies.

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The King Solomon Oracle Cards are reading cards that relate directly to ancient Jewish symbols, containing King Solomon seals and the 72 names of God. This is the second edition of the deck, with four extra personal amulet cards.

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The Deviant Moon Tarot has surreal, very unique, and sometimes disturbing moonlit artwork. It's inspired by (and incorporates) images of cemetaries and mental asylums, and designed to illuminate deeper parts of the subsconscious. The talented illustrator is also a tarot student, and the deck is the result of three years of artistic work.

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The Pythagorean Tarot is a complex and deep set of tarot cards, based on ancient Greek paganism, alchemy and Pythagorean numerology. Don't be put off by the symbolic complexity; the companion book is long and very thorough.

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The Angels of Atlantis has 44 cards of cosmic collage imagery, themed around the teachings of the 12 archangels of Atlantis. It's designed to offer counsel and healing, and 'a deep connection to the ancient realm of Atlantis'.

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The Fenestra Tarot is a pretty deck, with 78 soft, watercolour, almost sepia-toned cards. It roughly follows the Rider-Waite format in the tarot scenes, surrounding them with large, decorative borders.

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The Greenwood Tarot deck uses pre-Celtic British religious symbols, such as images of animals, landmarks and Gods such as the Green Man, for divination purposes. This deck is long of out of print but is still popular among collectors.

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The Wizards Tarot is a tarot deck and a school of magic, where the majors feature the professors and the minors feature the students. Designed by Corinne Kenner and illustrated by John Blumen, it has photo-realistic digital art and a distinct Harry Potter feel.

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Le Tarot de Belmont is a rather dream-like fantasy tarot deck of 22 cards. The figures on the cards are unnaturally tall and thin, though the tarot symbology is recognisable. The cards also have thick checkered black and white borders, which add to the effect of peering through at another world.

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Each of the 52 cards in the Vertical Oracle represents a quality, emotion or situation, intended to create more meaningful connections between the spiritual world (vertical) and the physical, everyday world (horizontal).

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Gorgeously rendered Major Arcana Deck from Japan. Cards are printed on slightly glossy, durable & high quality card stock. The image backgrounds have a parchment paper like pattern. The Spiritual Tarot was issued in 2013 in Japan as a book and card set. The artwork is by Akira Uno with the book being written by Mayu Ueda. Those who collect Japanese decks will remember the Mayu Ueda Tarot issued in 2000. Akira Uno is a well known and respected artist who has contributed to many exhibitions. He was born in 1934 and is still working.

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The Hermetic Tarot is black and white only, but is very highly detailed Tarot deck of 78 cards. It is an artistic recreation of a mysterious, esoteric Tarot deck by Mathers, a member of the Order of the Golden Dawn.

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Digitally published, the Three Cats Tarot was inspired by the creator's three cats. The cards show partly human, partly feline people along with the standard Rider-Waite Tarot symbology.

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The National Geographic Tarot was published in China, presumably to accompany National Geographic magazine. It has photographic images with recognisable Tarot symbolism, created by pretty models holding props and posed in elaborate costumes.

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The Individuum Universal Tarot is an unusual 80-card deck merging tarot, Lenormand and Kipper cards. It has 22 perception cards corresponding to the major arcana, 56 minor arcana in suits of Teeth, Nose, Brain and Hands, and two Jokers. It uses mostly photographic scenes as imagery, with very few familiar tarot symbols.

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The Tarocchi Della Luna Nuova (Tarot of the New Moon) is a rather beautiful 78-card deck with coloured illustrations on a black background. Published in a limited-edition of 300 copies by Museo dei Tarocchi.

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The Heart of Faerie Oracle is a 68-card deck of the fae from Brian and Wendy Froud. Brian is the creator of the Faerie Oracle and the famous Pressed Fairy Book, and Wendy created dolls in The Dark Crystal.

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The Ukiyoe Tarot adapts Marseille symbolism into a Japanese style deck, with traditionally dressed figures on the Major Arcana, and undecorated minor arcana.

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The iTongo Tarot for Transformation is an indigenous knowledge system, based on the myths, legends and history of South Africa. The cards are based on the Rider-Waite, and illustrated with African landscapes, people and animals. The deck has 78 cards and comes with an 144-page companion book.

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The Parfait Amour Tarot (or Perfect Love Tarot) is a dreamy, photographic collage deck. It has only major arcana, and is from Italian small-print publishers, Hermatena. Available in a limited edition of 500 decks.

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Red, blue, green and yellow have been used to great effect in the Power of Four Colours Tarot to create abstract tarot pieces on a white background with electric blue borders.

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The Wild Rose Training Deck is designed to be a first deck so the reader can get used to the tarot, and then comfortably read other decks. It has 78 cards with simple tarot imagery on the right, and a list of meaning phrases on the left of the card.

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The Jolanda Tarot is a reprint of the Swedish Witch Tarot, named after the magickal name of the creator, Jolanda den Tredjes. This version has purple instead of grey borders around the line art illustrations.

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The Silver Witchcraft Tarot merges tarot with modern pagan symbolism and magickal understanding. Illustrated in deep, atmospheric colour, it has a multicultural cast of robed characters set in glorious nature-based scenes. The 78 borderless cards are enhanced by silver metallic edges, and there's also a companion book by Barbara Moore.

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The Wolf Pack Tarot, previously a black and white illustrated semi-tarot deck, has now been published in a full-colour 78 card edition picturing illustrations of the wolf in its nature world. The keywords, listed at the top of each card, are reputed to be all you need to understand the deck.

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Titania's Fortune Cards are a modern reinterpretation of Mlle. Lenormand's Fortune Telling Cards. These cards are very simple - each featuring a single object - and are almost fluorescently coloured.

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The Wizard's Pets Tarot is a cute, child-friendly version of the Rider-Waite, featuring a mix of dragons and people on its colourful cards.

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The Tarot of Prague is a very beautiful Tarot, composed of collaged photographs of Prague's art and architecture. Suitable for readings, and for beginners, the Tarot of Prague is now a classic, and is highly recommended.