Random Decks

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The Book of Doors Divination Deck is a 65 card oracle deck, based on the symbols and deities of Ancient Egypt.

Dimensions: 185px * 291px
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The PoMo Taro by Brian Williams is only loosely associated with the traditional tarot archetypes, featuring renamed suits such as Bottles and Bills, and an interesting array of modern symbols. The art is simple, ink and watercolours.

Dimensions: 185px * 288px
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The Elemental Forces of Creation Oracle has 90 cards in five 'suits', one for each element: Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Spirit. The cards are simple in the extreme - the same elemental photo is used on every card in a suit, over-printed with brief keywords - but in combination with the 60-page companion book, it is a workable oracle.

Dimensions: 127px * 244px

The Ibis Tarot has stylised ancient Egyptian figures and hieroglyphs in rather pretty scenes. I like the colours used for each card in this deck, but some Egyptian knowledge would help with interpretation.

Dimensions: 172px * 300px
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The artwork of this self-titled Polish Tarot deck is exotic and unusual, colourful and busy. The Jasniak Tarot cards have gold borders and titles in English and Polish.

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The Ghost Tarot is an ethereal and unearthly 78 card deck illustrated by Davide Corsi. It's set in a moonlit landscape of haunted castles, ghosts and barely visible spectres, and takes an unusual, romantic and creative approach to the standard tarot scenes.

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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.

Dimensions: 185px * 364px
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The Enoil Gavat Tarot - Tavaglione, the artist's name, backwards - is an Italian esoteric Tarot featuring Egyptian, astrological, Hebrew, numerological and other symbolism inside very decorated borders.

Dimensions: 185px * 299px
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La Vera Sibilla ('The True Sibyl') is a 54-card oracle deck in the style of old French Sibilla decks. It has the structure of a set of playing cards, with illustrations from daily life and very practical advice. This deck is Italian-published and has card titles in Italian.

Dimensions: 185px * 320px
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The Morgan-Greer Tarot is an excellent deck for Tarot beginners, this deck is of the Rider-Waite tradition, with far better artwork. The cards are borderless, for something different, and the characters are shown fairly close-up.

Dimensions: 185px * 249px
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According to the Pet Owner's Tarot (which is really an oracle deck), happiness is a pig in mud, and wisdom is an owl perched in a tree. A cute deck, which can be difficult to find, though we still have two decks available.

Dimensions: 144px * 233px

The artist has repainted Pamela Colman-Smith's drawings in watercolours. The images are very soft and quite lovely. The Aquatic Tarot is definitely my favourite of the Rider-Waite clone decks, but unfortunately it is unpublished and not available in print.

Dimensions: 185px * 256px
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Limited edition tarot deck with an expanded and partly renamed major arcana of 36 cards. The Dreamer's Garden Tarocchi deck's artwork is collage and each scene is surrounded by a wide pale yellow border.

Dimensions: 185px * 346px
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A tarot of the depths - not only the superficial aspects - of the Vampire mythos. Sensual, violent, spiritual, and somber, the Gothic Tarot of Vampires is dark and contemporary and, yes, sometimes bloody.

Dimensions: 185px * 345px
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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.

Dimensions: 274px * 456px
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Enter the world of the green witch, where vivid imagery helps you align with the elements, natural energies, and the old religion. Presenting witchcraft practices and meaningful encounters with plants and animals, The Green Witch Tarot lets you open a channel between the reader and the spiritual beings of nature. Beautifully illustrated by Kiri Ostergaard Leonard and accompanied by a comprehensive guidebook for easy interpretation, this deck is full of powerful symbols and energetic wisdom you can use to find the answers you seek.

Dimensions: 179px * 300px
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Based on the Mage roleplaying game, the Mage: the Ascension Tarot erases the boundaries between fantasy and reality. The artwork is dully lit - lots of browns and greys - and occasionally unsettling.

Dimensions: 300px * 395px
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The Blue Moon Tarot cards follow lunar and solar cycles, with imagery that is natural, strongly emotive, pagan and multicultural. The original 22 cards have been re-released as a limited edition.

Dimensions: 300px * 505px
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The Unicorn Tarot honors this mystical beast of legend that has a pure white body and a single horn coming from its forehand. Each card shows at least one unicorn, often interacting with a figure in a way that highlights the meaning of the card. The deck was created by Suzanne Star, a well-known psychic from England. The artist is Liz Hilton who specializes in fantasy art. There is a separate companion book for this deck called In Search of Unicorns.

Dimensions: 185px * 365px
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A gorgeous and unique tarot of the Fey, not the British fairies, but a more universal variety depicted in art with an anime feel. The Fey Tarot is a well-thought out and carefully designed tarot set for readers of all ages - and a beautiful, playful deck full of its own unique magic.

Dimensions: 185px * 252px
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Les Vieux Jours Lenormand is 36-card digital collage deck, inspired by emblematic art and dreamlike imagery. It's been designed to be richer in symbolism than the traditional Lenormand, and has vibrant eye-catching cards. Available in two editions: one simply with the cards and box, the other with a booklet.