Thankyou so much for your lovely comment on our deck 🫶🏼 and didnt they do a wonderful walkthrough ❤

@@TheTarocleStudio Absolutely! I’m on your waiting list now 🥰 Everything is stunning… the watercolor drawings, the quality of the cards and box with these embossings, and the spirit you gave to the deck as a development tool with open readings as you haven’t scenarized the minors too much. LOVE IT ♥️

@@loumarin4648 aw it’s live on the website now! the waiting list was opened on Friday and emails were all sent Friday evening. Thankyou so much for your kind words I am thrilled you love 💕 it. We are currently making deck two eek 🫶🏻😊

Thank you for letting me know! Will try that next time.

Sad to hear that there are repo copies floating around out there

Maybe keep an eye for it on ebay?

Thank you as well for your kind comments! I am so glad you got it at a discount!

I'm not 100% sure the measurements, but I think they were pretty close to standard size

Haha I so get the sentiment lol

I don't own the deck, but I can unequivocally say that I love your KZbin username. 😀😀

Sorry for the late delay. I have been reorganizing a lot. The book is very thin. I don't notice any reasoning as to the choices, but for example the Empress card meaning/significance mentions that that there are further insights in one of their novels. It does have a list of Dion's books, Gareth's books, their books together and one book by David Williams. Looks like they have based a lot of the info off of Golden Dawn.

​@@DiviningPerspective Thank you for taking the time to reply. I understand that the deck has had mixed reviews, which is why I was curious about the booklet. I find that most decks are easier to understand and appreciate if the author provides a booklet that explains the symbolism thoroughly, one card at a time. This is mostly for the benefit of the end user who is trying to work with the deck, but it's also for the benefit of the author, as the booklet goes a long way toward "selling" the overall premise of the deck. Admittedly, there are some collectors who purchase decks mainly for their visual appeal, but for those like myself who are mainly interested in the symbolism, it is important that the image on every card be created with a specific and unique storytelling rationale to set it apart from the equivalent cards in a different tarot deck. Some decks are so complex that they are even better served by a full-length book, not just the cursory "little white book" or LWB that is included with the cards. I suspect that a deck bearing Dion Fortune's name might have been reviewed more positively by the public if all 78 cards had been built upon specific characters and scenes in her fiction, plus specific spiritual principles in her nonfiction. And of course, it would have been nice if that hypothetical deck came with a 200-page book-- not because the end user is stupid, but because a deck built on Fortune's oeuvre is a complex thing that merits a lot of discussion.

Hope things turn around for you asap!

You can read it like an RWS. A beginner might have difficulty with the minor cards being pips instead of the traditional rws images.

I had not but I looked it up. Thank you for sharing! :)

Thank you so much for the correction. 😊