The Druid Craft Tarot Deck (Tarot Cards and pocket book): Using the magic of Wicca and Druidry to guide your life (The Druidcraft Deck: Using the magic of Wicca and Druidry to guide your life)

I am a complete beginner to Tarot and chose this deck as the art work appealed to me and I liked the earthiness of them. They are big, approx. 14cm x 9cm, but I think this is needed to showcase the art work to it's full. They are glossy, which adds to their difficulty to shuffle, but I've found it much easier to shuffle them holding them vertically in my hand instead of horizontally, or if you have space you can shuffle them around a table or floor. None of this is enough to put me off the deck. The back is a reddish brown colour with simple gold detail on the back. A couple of them have been printed a little of centre, but again this doesn't put me off or annoy me, I'm not focusing on the borders of the card when I'm reading.The accompanying small book gives a short introduction about the cards and Druid craft, how to interoperate them and some simple exercises you can do to familiarise yourself with them. At the back the show a lay out and go through it. There is a description of meaning for each card and I have found this, paired with the strong images enough to be able to start doing readings. The descriptions in the book is enough to get me going and give me a feel for the card, I find then that I can develop ideas very easily from looking at the images. There is a lot of detail in them and I find it easy to draw insights from and then connect them to other cards in the spread. As a beginner I find the images very helpful in guiding me and I have had very positive comments on my readings and on the cards.I'm very pleased with these cards, there are maybe a couple of images that I personally feel aren't as strong as the rest, but overall it's a beautiful deck with great detail that can be used for insightful readings. I don't think I will become bored of these, every time I look at a card again I find something new to think about. I would recommend these to beginners and experienced readers alike.

The cards are beautiful and glossy which is as they should be especially with a large deck or you would not be able to shuffle them but these shuffle great because they are glossy. The images would have been perfect but for the naked ones I really don’t think that was needed and has nothing to do with druids but the clothed images look more in keeping with those times. The book I won’t be using as the meanings in them are off, they just don’t give the correct account. If a novice was to buy the cards I’d say use any other general tarot reading book there are many to chose from. I really like the backs of the cards especially the little gold details in the corners which just make the deck for me. Thank you ☺️

This deck is quite something and is definitely for those who are familier with the old ways of paganism and Druidism. The slightly bigger than usual cards give this deck a luxurious feel. The imagery is very evocative and quite something to look at and coincides with the Rider-Waite system which would be a fairly good deck for a Tarot newbie.I was quite surprised by the 'Hanged Man' in this deck who is completely starkers with a very well drawn genitalia! I was surprised because its not usual to see the 'Hanged Man' in all his glory. I would have been less surprised if his bits were showcased in 'The Lovers' card instead. If you follow the old ways then nakedness should not be a problem to you anyway, since the body is a beautiful and sacred thing and if this is so, then you will be able to enjoy the whole deck once you get over this particular card. Also, 'The Hanged Man' is supposed to convey sacrifice and surrender and his nakedness adds to the meaning of this card because he has surrendered everything including his dignity and humility. He has offered himself to the Gods in his natural state and this really gets the meaning of the card across. You can tell by his face that his isn't to happy about his situation! I think some may find this card shocking, because it is not a situation we would like to find ourselves in (think stag do, when your *mates* tie you naked to a lamp post and leave you there!)Anyway this deck is really something, it is full of energy, symbolism and beautiful artwork and gives you a real sense of Druids and their way of life. Its very enjoyable and straight forward to read with and I don't think it would ever become boring. Its definitely one to add to your Tarot collection although but I would only buy it for someone else if they are at least 16-18!

Just received these today, just one day after ordering them! Everything came packaged lovely in a box which is great to store your cards and handbook inside! The cards themselves are lovely and thick and good quality, with the most beautiful illustrations on each. They are on the bigger side, which I love however, i know some people will want smaller cards and if that’s you I decide against these. Comes with a good quality hand book which will explain the meanings of each card, so great if you are a beginner like me! I was skeptical at first before buying them as they have some bad reviews talking about miss alignment in the cards, however decided to just get them myself and see. So happy I did because mine are perfect!If you are thinking of getting some tarot cards and have came across these I say definitely get these!

I love the images on these cards. I think these might be my favourite tarot cards as the imagery is so beautiful and really resonates with me. The cards are reasonably thick and well made. The cards come with a booklet that is small but does contain some useful information for beginners. The only drawback to these cards is that they are hard to shuffle. I have small hands and these cards are pretty much the same size as my entire hand! They also have quite a glossy finish on them that makes them slippery. I just have to spread them out on the table to shuffle them because I end up dropping them everywhere if I try to shuffle them normally.