Tarot of the III Millennium   

The Tarot of the III Millennium is an unusual and complex tarot deck. The majors awe-inspiring; the minors are a totally different art style, with the the corresponding card from the Ancient Tarot of Bologna inset.

Tarot of the Imagination   

The Tarot of the Imagination is a surreal tarot deck painted in fine oils. Its structure is that of a standard tarot deck, but its minor arcana images are very non-traditional in both symbol and meaning.

Tarot of the Journey to the Orient   

The Tarot of the Journey to the Orient is based upon the fables told by Marco Polo of his 24 year journey through Asia and the Orient, after his return to Venice. The minors are snapshots of live scenes, whereas the East-meets-West majors are more mythical.

Tarot of the Lepidopteran People   

The Tarot of the Lepidopteran People is a stunning fantasy deck of part-human, part-elf and part-butterfly creatures. It's illustrated in such vibrant, alive colours and has a bit of an anime feel. There's also an extra card titled Lepidoptera.

Tarot of the Magical Forest   

The Tarot of the Magical Forest is a bizarre journey through a world of strange-but-cute animals and characters in eye-catching Rider-Waite based illustrations. First published in Taiwan by Taiwanese artist Leo Tang, it's also been re-published by Lo Scarabeo with their standard borders.

Tarot of the Master   

The Tarot of the Master is a recoloured reprint of a Italian tarot deck first published in 1893. The Italian titles are not translated but each card has an individual keyword printed unobtrusively on the face.

Tarot of the Masters   

The Tarot of the Masters is from Tarot author James Ricklef, and is inspired by classical paintings from the old masters. Unlike most decks with the similar theme, this deck was drawn in pen and ink and coloured on the computer and has a uniform look across the cards. It's been self-published in a first edition run of 55 decks.

Tarot of the Midnight Masquerade   

The Tarot of the Midnight Masquerade is a limited edition and luxurious set of 28 cards (plus two title cards), presented in a handpainted, themed wooden box. The deck has 22 majors and four aces based on the Rider-Waite tradition, an alternate Wheel card and a Happy Squirrel card, drawn in vibrant pastels and featuring masked characters at a ball.

Tarot of the Morning Star   

The Tarot of the Morning Star is a visual representation of the concepts artist Roger Williamson explores in his books, Howling at the Sky, Black Book of the Jackal and Lucifer Diaries. The first edition is a majors-only deck of 75 signed copies.

Tarot of the New Vision   

Ever wondered what the Magician was looking at? The Tarot of the New Vision is based on the Rider-Waite, but with a fascinating 180 degree change of perspective which reveals new scenes, people and shades of meaning in the familiar images.

Tarot of the Old Path   

The Tarot of the Old Path draws on a number of cultural outlooks and is intended for Pagan Tarot readers. Well known Wiccans, the Farrars and Margot Adler, also assisted the creators.

Tarot of the Origins   

The Tarot of the Origins is a deck with a prehistoric theme. Wild animals, hunting, bones, blood, trees; images of the lives of our Stone Age ancestors.

Tarot of the Orishas   

The Tarot of the Orishas is a bilingual Spanish/English Tarot deck that has 25 Major Arcana cards, and uses the four suits but without court cards. Element and Message cards has been added instead.

Tarot of the Pomegranate   

The Tarot of the Pomegranate is being made as a set of powerful original oil paintings, more than five by three feet in size. The artist is selling a tarot deck of the images as a limited edition, though it's yet to be completed, and will send on the rest of the 78 cards to make up the full deck.

Tarot of the Revelation   

The Tarot of the Revelation is unusual - it's based on the last book of the Bible, the Book of the Revelation, as decoded by American psychic Edgar Cayce. While not linked with standard tarot systems, it still has 78 cards and some familiar imagery. The companion book was published prior to the cards' release.