Publication Info
- Authors:
- Graham Cameron
- Publisher: US Games
- Reviewed Edition: 1999
- Where I Got It: Pyramid Books (Salem, MA)
Structure & System
- System: Traditional
- Majors: Traditional
- “Grand Master” replaces “The Hierophant“
- Suits: Traditional
- Court: Traditional
- Pips: Fully-Illustrated/Unique
- Cards: 78 Cards (plus two title cards for a total of 80 cards)
- Card Size: 3.5in x 5.5in
- Art: Surreal, whimsical art with full color depicting surreal, at times bizarre and macabre illustrations of a fantastical world
- AI Usage: None
- Content Warnings: Skeleton/skulls (cartoon), nudity (non-sexual), bondage, some cards are edgy and artful, designed to provoke feelings and a response with surrealist tones
Form & Feel
- Finish: Shiny
- Edges: Standard
- Box: Tuck Box
- Book: LWB, slightly smaller than deck size, black and white, no illustrations. Each card described including inspiration, meaning, and reversed meanings
- Reversal Meanings: Yes
- Price: List Price $20-30, current resell value $150 and up
- Counterfeiting Frequency: Low
- CoA Included: No, but two title cards included in authentic decks
- Available:
- Out of Print
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