The Outlander Oracle is beautiful, nostalgic, and surprisingly honest — but definitely made for fans of the series more than everyday readers.

Wisdom isn’t found in proving your power, but in remembering you are already the power embodied.

A study in restraint and reverence — aged paper, warm blacks, and a guidebook worth reading cover to cover.

It’s dark. It’s salacious. It’s the kind of deck that makes you wonder should I be using this?

A deck designed to challenge how you think, not just how you feel.

After spending time with it, I can already tell—it’s going to be one of my all-time favorites.

If you’re curious about unicorn mythology, celestial archetypes, or a tarot deck that blends fantasy with practical guidance, you’ll want to read on.

An ancestral oracle with striking artwork and thoughtful prompts—but does it go deep enough to stand out?

A hauntingly beautiful oracle that blends story, art, and mystery

Step into a lush, watercolor forest full of whimsy and magic.

Warm, whimsical and full of magic.

The artist behind the original Seasons of the Witch decks returns with a magical new oracle.

A little apothecary magic, a few missed opportunities, and a deck that might deserve a spot on your altar.

My first impressions of Nova Witch Tarot are in

A tender oracle that feels like a love letter to your soul.

A spell deck that’s all about protection (and why you’ll want it on your altar).

A tarot deck with dreamy artwork and a touch of old-world magic

Not my usual style—but this deck opened something deeper in me: a personal reflection and review.

I share my honest thoughts on the Kitchen Witch Oracle, including who it’s really for, how it reads, and whether it earns a spot in your rotation.

This sunny deck is a sweet reminder that not all spiritual work has to feel heavy.