This author went above and beyond, including multiple versions of The Lovers cards so that way you can use the one that you feel works best for you. A lot of care went to make sure that whoever used this deck would feel a connection with it.

There are multiple cards featuring different people of color, LGBTQ+, body types and even ages. So the first thing I love about this deck is that the author went to great lengths to make sure representation was in the deck, for everyone. You can tell that between the box and the ribbon, this is a deck that will last for years and that great care was taken in making sure that the deck will last you a long while. While not a groundbreaking redesign, it is a nice little touch and something that is often overlooked. One of the things I love the most is that the box itself has a permanently attached ribbon in it to assist with getting the deck in and out of the box itself (similar to the string that helps remove batteries from remotes and such). It gives a bit more insight into the author of the deck as well as to the cards themselves, explaining their nuances and uprights and reversals. It also came with a booklet which is now becoming the standard of any tarot deck, and one I appreciate. The cards themselves came in a nice little box (I love me a tarot card box) to help organize it and protect it from damage. It came in a standard box and again, is nothing to write home about. It actually came fairly quickly, which was a bit of a shock since covid is still causing delays in shipping, and since I am a stickler for things arriving when they say they will, that is a good sign. I went to a link, purchased the deck, and it arrived in the mail.

So there really is not too much to say here. To be honest, this is the first ever deck I purchased out of spite, and MAN did it feel good (maybe I need to do it more often). I did not even look to see if this is a deck I would even like, I simply felt it was my duty to help support a person whose art was helping others. So of course, I did what any normal person would do, called the a racist and then proceeded to purchase the deck online for the sole purpose of supporting the author. A while back I saw a lovely little tweet calling out the creator of the Star Spinner Tarot ( which was created by Trungles) for daring to put people of color and LGBTQ+ representation into their deck. See, that sentence alone is enough to draw you in, isn’t it? I am kidding, but only slightly. Hello everyone! So today I decided to review an interesting deck I purchased out of spite.

The star spinner tarot deck