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The Tarot of Loka is a family card game set in the fantasy world of Loka, illustrated by Ralph Horsley and designed by Alessio Cavatore. The deck is inspired by medieval tarot and pays homage to tarot's origins as a card game. It can be used for the Tarot of Loka game, as a tarot deck, or as a playing card set.
The Tarot of Love focuses on love and relationships. The art is pretty and vibrant, with the 78 scene paintings cut into different shapes and set into a white background.
A nature-based deck in English and Spanish that focuses on the herbs and magical plants. The minors of the Tarot of Magic Herbs are different - no suits or numbers, just herbs arranged in alphabetical order.
The Tarot de Marseille Mini is one of the only miniature Marseilles-style tarot decks. This pocket sized deck has 78 cards in the traditional woodcut-looking artistic style.
This version of the Tarot of Marseilles is a reproduction of cards by Claude Burdel created in 1751, republished in 1987. Titled in Italian, English, French, Spanish and German.
This Tarot of Marseilles was published in 1970 by the French company Grimaud. It has cleaned-up images of the original woodcuts printed in primary red, yellow and blues.
Tarot of Marseilles (US Games) 
This Tarot of Marseilles is a reproduction of the Dodal images which date back to 1701, printed in strong red, blues, deep greens and golden yellows.
A themed tarot deck in homage to the mythical sea creature, the mermaid. The cards of the Tarot of Mermaids, naturally, have an undersea feeling, are attractively drawn, and can be used effectively for readings.
Tarot of Metamorphosis illustrates the transformation of beings or objects into something else. The 78 cards are somewhat surreal and the art ranges from dreamlike fantasies to futuristic anime art.
The Tarot of Northern Shadows is one deck that likes to use a lot of whitespace on its cards - the edges of each Norse scene are blurred into the large border. It's nice to see fairly life-like looking humans on the cards too.
