Tarot Deck Review: Deviant Moon Tarot

If you prefer to dwell on the light side with tarot decks of Angels or fairies, the Deviant Moon Tarot may not be for you. But if you’re one of those people who likes to either occasionally embrace her dark side or explore it full-time, you will love this beautiful deck. I first stumbled across it at the Oranum chat room with my favorite psychic there, Spiritadvisr. He was doing a demo and there was a little video in the upper right-hand corner of his chatroom, and he was holding up the cards as he was doing the demo reading. He flashed the three of swords up to the camera and I was immediately drawn to the deck. I went to his chat room and watched him using the Deviant Moon Tarot and displaying the cards and just had to have it for myself.

The cards are designed by Patrick Valenza and create quite a stir, whether people like the darkness of the artwork or not. They tend to vary a bit from more traditional card depictions typical of Rider-Waite inspired decks, but with study, your own meanings come through with these powerful cards. The Deviant Moon Tarot comes in a bordered and bordered edition, with the borderless being highly recommended. If you have small hands they may be a bit difficult to shuffle, as they run a bit longer in length than typical tarot decks, but the slight inconvenience is more than made up for by their beauty, at least in my opinion. If you love what you see and want to buy this deck, TarotAndHoroscopes.com readers save 10% by buying it here.

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