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The Starter Tarot Deck is a 78-card tarot deck first published in 1988, illustrated by George Bennett in an antique woodcut style that mixes Rider-Waite and Tarot de Marseille imagery. Its defining feature is printed keywords for both upright and reversed meanings on every card, so a beginner can read without a guidebook. The sturdy card stock shuffles well and holds up to frequent use. It suits new readers and experienced readers who want a quick-reference deck, though readers who prefer clean, keyword-free art may find the printed text distracting.
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Lowest price we've seen: $13.52 on Nov 11 at Fishpond.com. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 11.
Owners describe it as a dependable beginner deck whose on-card keywords make learning fast. Many praise the sturdy stock and historic look; some find the printed text distracting.
The Starter Tarot Deck is designed for people learning tarot and for experienced readers who want a quick-reference deck. Artist George Bennett drew it in the style of ancient woodcuts. The imagery blends the Rider-Waite and Tarot de Marseille traditions.
Each card has its upright and reversed keywords printed directly on it, so readings can start without a guidebook. The deck was first introduced in 1988.
The card stock is durable and comfortable to shuffle. It is made to hold up to frequent readings.
