Numerical Tarot
Posted: Mon 16 Jan, 2006 4:18 pm
Definitely not fluffy bunny. I was never able to read the writing on the Isomorphic Tarot when I downloaded it for Orphalese but this one works very well on my high resolution monitor.
I wish this was an actual printed deck--I would buy it. I love black and white decks. Guy Palm says the Numerical Tarot tones down some of the harsher images in the Isomorphic, but to me it still seems pretty powerful.
I like it, and the cards are tall and narrow which is different, I always like different decks. The cards notes are superb and give a comparison of the classic R-W meaning and imagery. the Isomorphic meaning and imagery. and the Numerical meaning and imagery. He's also got reversed meanings and references to connected cards.
Why can't a deck this fresh and interesting get published? I find that lately Lo Scarabeo and US Games in particular are reinventing the wheel constantly and copying each other's decks. Why, when there are decks like this and the Chaos Tarot just waiting for someone to publish them?
Thanks to Richard and Guy for offering this deck of depth and quality.
I wish this was an actual printed deck--I would buy it. I love black and white decks. Guy Palm says the Numerical Tarot tones down some of the harsher images in the Isomorphic, but to me it still seems pretty powerful.
I like it, and the cards are tall and narrow which is different, I always like different decks. The cards notes are superb and give a comparison of the classic R-W meaning and imagery. the Isomorphic meaning and imagery. and the Numerical meaning and imagery. He's also got reversed meanings and references to connected cards.
Why can't a deck this fresh and interesting get published? I find that lately Lo Scarabeo and US Games in particular are reinventing the wheel constantly and copying each other's decks. Why, when there are decks like this and the Chaos Tarot just waiting for someone to publish them?
Thanks to Richard and Guy for offering this deck of depth and quality.