Azure Green DWILTAR Wild Wood Tarot

I love the imagery of the cards. The book they come with is clear and easy to understand. The Wheel of the Year is an amazing take on how to read the cards, and I love how it ties into nature.

This is probably one of the *best* pagan decks, incl. the Druidcraft and Robin Wood. The card stock, however, is simply atrocious. It appears to be made by the same outfit that makes the Arthurian Tarot, as the box and packaging appear to be identical, but I couldn't find any common publisher between these two decks. It comes in a very sturdy box with a plastic insert which contains the cards as well as the big book. The box and book are *outstanding*. The card stock is so bad, I would really like to give this deck two stars. The artwork and overall execution is so good, however, I can't bring myself to do that. The publisher is doing a disservice to the artists in using such terrible card stock.

I really wanted to give this one five stars but I can't in good conscience. It is a wonderful book and amazing artwork. It is just about the worst cardstock I have encountered in a Tarot deck in a long time. I don't min most thinner card stock but this is really pushing the limits. The cards are also really small. The detailed artwork cries for a lager deck. I would have been happy to pay a bit more for larger and sturdier cards.

I love this deck’s artwork! Just got it today, I’m looking forward to working with it.After seeing a review bemoaning the cardstock, I was a little worried about it, but it’s quite sturdy. Almost as thick as Wild Unknown.If I had to complain, I’d say the cards are a little large for my hands. I felt that way about the Wild Unknown, but it turned out they were just fine to handle so I’ll have to see how it feels to handle them. I know some readers dislike copyrights so I’ll let you know there are ones on the backs. They’re small and not that big a deal, but I don’t know, they still bug me a little

This is my second time purchasing the deck, the other was worn out from use. It is one of my favorite decks. The archetypes used focus on Forest and Wood Imagery. Additionally the use of the Wheel of the Year layout, blends well with the native american Medicine Wheel. This is a great deck for personal study as well as traditional uses. I strongly recommend this deck for anyone interested in Tarot..

Beautiful deck! Will take some time to get used to as I am most familiar with the traditional tarot major and minor arcana symbolism. I look forward to the more nature centered readings I will see with this deck. The art is amazing to look upon on its own! There is a book written about the deck called A Year in the Wildwood. Looking forward to bringing the two together for meaningful readings.

I really wanted to love this deck, but I just couldn't connect with it. I love that it works off of the wheel of the year, but it gets a bit confusing and scattered. It's a deck that you would have to memorize the book because half of the minor card pictures don't really show any meaning, especially the court cards.

This deck is exactly what I wanted. The art is stunning, and the book is thoughtfully written. The detail on each card is both intuitive and thought-provoking. For those on a shamanic path, this deck is a must have!