Reddit reviews The Druidcraft Tarot

The Smith-Waite Centennial, the smaller tinned edition. I adore this deck. It consistently amazes and surprises me. I love the muted colors and the faux antique look of the deck. I like the tinned edition because it's smaller (about the size of a standard playing card), which makes it easy to shuffle and handle and easy to use for larger spreads when you don't have a lot of room, which I often don't. It also makes it easier when reading for other people, since I like to have them shuffle the cards a bit before the reading, and a lot of people have trouble shuffling larger cards when they aren't used to it. The metal tin makes it really easy to tote around too. I just wrap a rubber band around it and pop it in my bag without worrying about any damage to the cards. There is also a larger, standard size edition, which I would recommend over the tinned edition if size isn't a factor for you because it makes it easier to enjoy Smith's lovely artwork.

Forgot to add this - my other fave, and one I only use to read for myself at the moment, is the Druidcraft Tarot. Will Worthington's art is so lovely.

This one! https://www.amazon.com/dp/0312315023/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_Q-v4Ab2D5622C

Highly recommended!

DruidCraft Tarot. This is what I own and recommend; the presentation style is much more nature focused with iconography relevant to those walking the Druid or Wiccan paths. I highly recommend this one for someone in this sub looking for a deck. It comes with a walkthrough explaining the history and use of Tarot and includes a large manual explaining each card within the major and minor arcana as well as making sense of the suits.

It is the druid craft deck, I have it, it's beautiful! And it comes with a decently sized book.

Link to Amazon: The Druidcraft Tarot https://www.amazon.com/dp/0312315023/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_9HJNDbPT2W3RJ