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There is no better source of magical energy than the primal drive that moves us all. Use this deck as a magical tool to harness and manipulate these passionate, wild, empowering, and playful energies.

The acknowledged master of erotic drawing, Manara transports us into a dreamlike yet carnal dimension that sings praises to life itself. In the reconstruction of dreams, stories, desires, nightmares and daily life events, Manara takes us into his well-known sensual universe, above all through his homage to the female body, symbol of the universe. The cards also contain planetary and zodiac symbo

Bestselling author Sasha Graham teams up with popular Italian artist Mirco Pierfederici to bring you a beguiling deck whose cards suggest a compelling story. As you turn the cards, you'll accompany the Fool, who finds herself inside a mysterious haunted house. Moving with her through the deck, you'll unlock room after room and uncover the mansion's true, romantic, and chilling tale while also dis

This tarot deck is set against a dystopian science fiction background, where humanity is trying to escape the horrors of their mechanical self-built cage, by returning to listen to their primal instincts. Nudity and sex are symbols themselves of humanity’s struggle to cope and connect with its own deeper emotions. From the artwork of world-famous illustrator Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri.

Renowned worldwide for her breathtakingly beautiful fantasy artwork, Anne Stokes delights fans yet again with this gorgeous tarot deck. This exquisitely crafted deck offers a compelling gothic twist on the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith suits. The wands are themed to mighty dragons. Cunning vampires have replaced the cups. Skeletons stand in for pentacles, and the swords have become angels. Use thi

n this 78-card deck the 22 Major Arcana, referred to as the Great Mystery, depict a path of life, starting from the Seed/Fool card and completing with the Dancer/World card. In the Minor Arcana the four suits are Stones (coins), Pipes (wands), Arrows (swords), and Bowls (cups). The four cards that correspond to the traditional court cards are: apprentice (page), totem (knight), lodge (queen), and