Light Seer's Tarot
Hay House · 2019
78 cards · Full guidebook
The Rider–Waite–Smith archetypes recast as modern, relatable figures, with a guidebook that reads every card through its light and its shadow side.
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The traditional cards redrawn with a diverse modern cast, current fashion and everyday witchcraft, in bright contemporary illustration.
These decks keep the Rider–Waite–Smith structure and much of its symbolism but redraw every card in a new style, so the meanings on this site still apply. Choose the one whose pictures you want to keep looking at.
For a first deck that feels like yours. These keep the classic structure, so tarot books and this site still apply, but each speaks in its own visual voice. Look through sample cards before you choose; the right deck is the one you want to keep looking at.
Every card in this deck has a page of its own on Familiar: the picture, the upright and reversed readings, and what it asks in love and in work. Start with the Major Arcana.
Hay House · 2019
78 cards · Full guidebook
The Rider–Waite–Smith archetypes recast as modern, relatable figures, with a guidebook that reads every card through its light and its shadow side.
Llewellyn · 2017
78 cards · Guidebook
A warm, witch-themed take on the Rider–Waite deck, with black cats, pointed hats and brooms, and a guidebook written for people new to tarot.
HarperOne · 2016
78 cards · Hand-lettered guidebook
A spare, hand-drawn deck of animals and the natural world. Its numbered minor cards show the suit's objects with an animal or plant rather than a scene, so they read closer to the older pip decks.
Clarkson Potter · 2020
78 cards · Guidebook
Each card set in a myth, folk tale or fairy tale from a different part of the world, while keeping the traditional tarot archetypes.