Victorian Tarot is a conceptual deck revisiting the era of Downton Abbey, Jane Austen and Sherlock Holmes. Take a deep dive into this more traditional style of tarot deck. 78 cards incorporating both the major and minor arcana. Dorothy has opted to move back in time to when the pip cards were Clubs, spades, hearts and diamonds.
The Atmosphere of the cards is true to the period, but Occultism has taken second place to spirituality and more immediate concerns when reading for oneself in the 21st century. The messages are clear and easy to place in a modern world. It is easy to enjoy these cards and align a draw with any queries.
The images are delicious! Each card has a pictorial Guide (see the guide cards in the more information section), and a message which can be helpful when looking for self-help. This is a great deck for beginners and experienced readers alike as the complex images have meaning that is easy to see and understand and the pictorial guide is just a tap away for every single card.
Deckible has some amazing features. When you use a blank canvas all the cards are laid out at the bottom. Tap on reveal/flip and all the cards turn over so you can go through the deck in the same way you would with a printed deck. Slide any card onto the canvas for a more detailed look. Choose a layout or create your own. Save your reading in the app, they are dated so you can see when you did the draw too.
Many learners love using journals. After you complete a draw if you decide you want to refer back to it. Click the Journal feature. Type or voice to type any entries, thoughts and ideas around the reading. It is a great learning experience and allows you to see how far you have come over time, assess the quality of a reading and develop a deeper understanding of how to reconcile cards drawn in the past with current events. A neat tool.

88 beautiful cards depicting the official Asterisms. Great for lovers of the night skies.

The Ancient Greeks bring us incredible myths to excite offer various perspectives. Some of the later Asterisms didn’t have myths attached but their naming in most cases is equally compelling.

The messages come from spiritual concepts we have messages that offer insights and dynamics in circumstances that we may have created or not but always react to in some way. These can offer you a keep going inspiration or suggest that you pause for thought before diving in. The message can offer insights into the future when the query has far-reaching consequences, or you just don’t know how things will go. Being informed gives you options and to that end messages (even challenging ones) can be empowering.

Archetypes reveal those ever-important personalities and vibes. These can represent individuals, a company, a team or even a family dynamic but they can also remind you of traits you exercise in certain circumstances. We are all different people in varying circumstances even between work and home. These can be help you resolve issues with others or inner conflicts within yourself. Maybe that person you are interested in romantically is the right person, maybe they are not.

The Asterisms themselves bring clear time frames for that all important WHEN! Every card has one or more months associated with it. This influence is drawn from when the Asterisms are closest to the earth, 13 Sun signs add some zing into the mix. This deck is timing relevant in many ways. When drawing cards for WHEN you can take the name of the Asterism. Pop it into space sites then add your location or your own sunsign on some sites and get up to the minute time frames in any year past, present or future!

Myths can bring clarity or context and are always interesting. Where there is no myth, the naming of the Asterism can hold the secret to something valuable to you in the story itself or how a name came about may be instantly recognizable in your own life experiences.

You can draw cards for any one of the above and only focus on that part of the cards influence or you can draw in general and decide which part matters most. There is always the option to draw a card for each then reading the different aspects around a single situation. Do it your way!

This gorgeous deck is full of dramatic imagery that doesn't shy away from the darker or more difficult aspects of the human experience. With 78 cards the combinations are endless leaving you with clear direction on each card and making them great for self-reading. Any single card draw can answer your question in depth. They are designed to be predictive, intuitive and wholly enjoyable to use.

Card directives are on every card but that is where the similarity to tarot ends. There are no suits or trumps or any alignment to tarot. This deck is for those who love cards, love reading and enjoy mystery and intrigue. They happily visit a little darker energy for excitement, but the brighter side of life is equally represented. You can conduct a full layout of these cards, or a rolling Spread as easily as single card draws. The directives on the cards are specific but they are not so narrow that they can't be used to create relationships with the other cards.

Dark Rose Divination offers a unique reader experience with straight forward messages for those looking for objective input or you can meditate on the image alone. These cards get a lot of attention at psychic fairs! They are my most handled deck by the public wandering by, we all have a bit of naughtiness in us and these cards encourage you to take a light-hearted approach to those human foibles while using the forewarning to prepare or avoid them when they occasionally come to the fore.

Dorothy’s rolling spread allows you to create a story where the first cards drawn lead to a new question. An exciting way to draw cards for yourself offering specific information through real time.