First it is tarot, not taro. Minor difference but important for clarity in some people.
Second if you don’t know what the deck of many things is I pity you. You have clearly never been engrossed in a game of D&D.
Thirdly use of a tarot deck as a prop for the Deck of Many Things is allowed by the reading of the game, as is a deck of regular playing cards. The deck is responsible for the complete chaos of many a game; some to detriment; some to greatness
Here you go buddy.
I simultaneously love and HATE this product. It is a long time coming. However, it is too late, 15 years ago would have been better.
Ahhh. Damn. Guess no future telling for me.
I think it could be used like a tarot deck. I have been busy painting and haven’t gone through the books yet.
It would be insufficient for tarot (78 cards) but perfect for oracle (as per the video), a similar form of divination that i have no direct experience using
Some of the ancient decks only had 60 cards, so it is a possibility.
Well, there are 65 cards in the box. A lot of the cards are the same as tarot but it doesn’t have the base cards of the minor Arcana ie: wands, cups, pentacles, staves.
The boat was .50¢ at the SA. I painted on some grid lines and now it’s ready for D&D. Definitely a nice little scooner.
