Colette Baron-Reid

My actual rating would be set at a four-point five. The physical cards are a bit big (at least for me), and the gold trim can flake off in excessive use. Their thickness may make for difficult shuffling, but it's nothing too hard. I can use them just as they are.
The booklet cuts the cards into Messengers, Animal Guides, Faeries, and Markers. Small explanations about readings are included. The entries are quick and concise. It lists their meanings and reminders of what to do next. It's nothing personal. Some prefer these guidebooks to be more detailed, but you can understand the card either way.
The backs of the cards are elegant. The chalices full of water underneath the waning crescent are detailed and charming, although it's easy to see if a card is a reversal. The art on the front of some cards is lacking, though. The Marker cards look lazy or half-done. The lettering is clearly computer-generated, and every card with these signs is in the same position behind the same uninspiring landscape. If whoever illustrated or edited these took just a few moments to fix the little bugs, then it would've made for a world of difference. Deadlines and unexpected events always happen, so I can't put too much blame. These quirks don't do anything to a reading; it's just a tiny complaint. Outside of the Markers, the other cards' art is fine. The watercolor is beautiful. Keywords are set under the card's title, which helps for a quick understanding of what the card is telling you. Some complain about the four Faery cards. They are not all Celtic by nature, yes. But they are all women of color, and I feel small or otherwise harmless inclusivity is better than none.
They, and the Markers, should not stop you from enjoying this deck. Despite my complaints, I love this set. I recommend this to anyone looking to find guidance in the next step in life.… (plus d'informations)

The images are stunning, the guide book that comes with it is simple. my only true disappointment is the hinting story line that she teases the readers with. i read tarot cards and oracles, so i'm generally more update with those than young adult fiction hence why i found the deck. the images alone are super stunning if slightly out of context with the "names". i however don't have an issue reading the oracle without knowing the deeper context of the series. i do wish that there was some commentary in the guidebook about the fact is connected to the other series. other than that one thing, it's an awesome deck!… (plus d'informations)