- Do I need a guidebook to use this deck?
- No. Each card carries its upright and reversed meanings, written by Ellen Lytle, so you can read without a book. The included spread reference card covers common layouts.
- Is this the same artwork as the Universal Waite Tarot?
- Yes. It uses the Universal Waite version of Pamela Colman Smith's Rider-Waite drawings, recolored by Mary Hanson-Roberts. The difference is the printed meanings added to each card.
- Is it a full 78-card deck?
- Yes, it follows the standard tarot structure of 78 cards with major and minor arcana, so it works with the spreads you already know.
- How does it compare with a plain Rider-Waite deck?
- The imagery is the same tradition, but softer in color and with meanings printed on the cards. A plain Rider-Waite deck leaves the interpretation to you and keeps the artwork unobstructed.
- Who is it not good for?
- Readers who prefer clean artwork and their own interpretations may find the printed text distracting. It is a learning and quick-reading deck more than a study deck.
- What comes in the box?
- The 78-card deck and a tarot spread reference card. No full guidebook is included, since the meanings are on the cards.
- Where is the Quick and Easy Tarot with Meanings on the Cards cheapest?
- At eBay, for $15.89, 28% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Quick and Easy Tarot with Meanings on the Cards?
- Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 3 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Quick and Easy Tarot with Meanings on the Cards?
- 24 stores we checked sell it, including Namaste Bookshop, DFW Crystals, The Mystical Moon, Midnight Sun, Just Witchy's.