Random Decks

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The Midnight Madness Lenormand was inspired by the night of Samhain (also known as Halloween). It has 36 traditionally named cards, with colourful collage illustrations and playing card insets. Self-published by the artist.

Dimensions: 185px * 352px
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The Piatnik Wien Tarot has rather extraordinary bright colours and textured patterns making up its partly historical and partly modern Tarot scenes. The minor cards are French style, and have arranged pips on the numbered cards.

Dimensions: 185px * 274px
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The Babylonian Tarot is a unique deck based on the cosmology and legends of the Ancient Sumerians, Mesopotamians and Babylonians, who lived more than 4000 years ago. There are 83 cards in this occult deck, including an extra major arcana card titled Genesis and another court card in each suit.

Dimensions: 271px * 510px
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This beautiful 78-card Tarot deck, adapted from the illustrations of Arthur Rackham, interprets Richard Wagner's four-part opera, The Ring of the Nibelung, which traces the mythic tale of a golden ring of unlimited power plagued by a deadly curse, loose in the world of the Old Norse and Germanic gods. An End Time prophecy infuses the epic story with thought-provoking, contemporary resonance. The four elemental Tarot suits in this powerful divination tool are realized from four Ring Cycle races: Gods (Fire/Wands), demi-god Walsungs (Water/Cups), human Gibichungs (Air/Swords), and dwarf Nibelungs (Earth/Disks/Pentacles). The accompanying book explores divinatory meanings, lensed partly through the feminine and esoteric, and also delves into The Ring of the Nibelung's characters, plot, themes, and unique music, which would inspire J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth novels decades later. This deck remains true to the spirit of Wagner, Rackham, and the Tarot, demonstrating useful contemporary insight into all three of these timeless arts.

Dimensions: 250px * 253px
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The Circle of Life Tarot is a round deck, so chosen to emphasise the concepts of circularity and cycles in life. The 78 unique illustrations depart from the usual symbolism, and are unconventional and imaginative Tarot journey.

Dimensions: 185px * 248px
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The Guardian Tarot is a angel-themed, gothic deck based on Rider-Waite symbolism. Independently published.

Dimensions: 185px * 318px
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The Rider-Waite Tarot is a classic Tarot deck, perhaps the most well-known in the Western world. It is often called the first modern Tarot deck, as the cards drawn by Pamela Colman-Smith and commissioned by Waite were the first to use detailed pictures on the minor arcana cards. This is a differently-coloured version to the Original Rider-Waite Tarot.

Dimensions: 185px * 260px
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Le Tarot de Gruyeres is an unusual black and white, majors-only Tarot, created for a Swiss Tarot exhibition in 1993. Gruyeres is a small village in Switzerland, home to the museum of artist H. R. Giger, and the card imagery in this deck is similarly detailed and surreal.

Dimensions: 185px * 286px
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The White Light Tarot is an inclusive, positive deck that incorporates the reiki energy system and tarot into unique paintings. It's designed to "bring white light into otherwise darkened areas of our lives and to facilitate natural healing".

Dimensions: 185px * 361px
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The Egipcios Kier Tarot is a 78-card Tarot deck based on Ancient Egyptian symbolism, mythology and legend, that was originally published in Argentina. The deck has traditional-looking Egyptian artwork with a central gold background, and associates Hebrew letters and the Tree of Life with Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Dimensions: 185px * 319px
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The Zombie Tarot is from the creator of the Housewives Tarot. This 78-card deck is a retro oracle of the undead, where 'wands become limbs, pentacles are biohazard symbols, and the Major Arcana is full of shambling corpses'.

Dimensions: 185px * 380px
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The Fantastico Viaggio di un Manichino, which roughly translates to "The Fantastic Voyage of a Mannequin" is a 22-card deck from Osvaldo Menegazzi. Each large-size card pictures a faceless wooden puppet in modern and slightly surreal surroundings.

Dimensions: 185px * 318px
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The LiteraTarot Europa is one of the group of collaborative decks with a literature theme from the Museo dei Tarocchi. This one is by European - mainly Italian - artists, and is a limited edition, majors-only deck.

Dimensions: 185px * 316px
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The LiteraTarot decks are the brain-child of the Italian Museo dei Tarocchi. In 2008 the theme of their yearly collaborative decks was the great classics of literature, and a deck was put together in each of the continents. The American deck was hosted by Arnell Ando.

Dimensions: 180px * 288px
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The Infinite Visions Tarot has collage imagery composed from the work of the Old Masters. It's based on the Rider-Waite Tarot, but also has two extra majors, the Dark Priestess and the Dark Magician.

Dimensions: 185px * 303px
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The Color Your Own Tarot cards are black-and-white illustrations with a matte surface, designed to be coloured to your own preference (though some parts of card designs as in the High Priestess have been inked in black already). The card symbolism is based on the Rider-Waite, but with a modern edge. Along with the cards, the set contains a 64-page book and six coloured pencils.

Dimensions: 170px * 300px

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: 185px * 342px
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The Tarot of the White Cats is very much in the tradition of the Rider-Waite Tarot - except for the blue-eyed, white cats drawn in the cards, instead of people. The symbolism is standard and non-threatening enough for use for the Tarot beginner.

Dimensions: 99px * 160px

The Wicca Pack is an oracle deck with 42 cards, pleasantly illustrated with Gods and Goddesses, ritual implements, stages of development, and symbols of the Wiccan faith. The set comes with a 128-page companion book.

Dimensions: 185px * 273px
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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.

Dimensions: 250px * 253px
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The Circle of Life Tarot is a round deck, so chosen to emphasise the concepts of circularity and cycles in life. The 78 unique illustrations depart from the usual symbolism, and are unconventional and imaginative Tarot journey.