Tarot & Oracle Giveaways

6 Aug

Written By Quinn

I have finally sorted out a page for the tarot and oracle giveaways I mentioned in the last couple of posts, and it is here. It’s open to subscribers only, and I’m asking for basic postage. I have an absolute ton of decks I either never connected with or barely use, and I would rather give them away than sell them. Obviously, if you win and you’re local, you can collect in person. For the Autumnal Equinox, I found twelve decks. I’ll draw for each set separately, so you don’t have to worry about being lumbered with something you don’t want. There is a form on the main page to make your selection/s.

The Daydream Tarot Deck

Zodiac Tarot

The Good Tarot

El Goliath Tarot

Santa Muerte Tarot

Harmonious Tarot

The Somnia Tarot

The Enchanted Map Oracle

Moonology Oracle Cards

Mystical Healing Reading Cards

Winterseer Animal Oracle

Wisdom of the Oracle

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Details for the tarot and oracle giveaway for September 2026.

Trionfi Della Luna Tarot

I feel relieved to be back on solid ground, and while this may be an older deck, it’s pretty timeless because the work is original and it’s not trying to be trendy. I worked with another of Patrick’s decks, the Deviant Moon Tarot, for the best part of a decade until the cards were so worn they were falling apart. Despite their quirky appearance, they worked well for general readings, so I am hoping this deck will be of the same calibre. The Trionfi Della Luna Tarot began life as a majors-only self-published deck back in 2014. He expanded the deck in 2016; although initially only the majors and court cards were illustrated, the pips were not. The deck has had many subsequent incarnations, and the edition this

The Daydream Tarot Deck

The Daydream Tarot Deck was an impulse purchase after seeing it on a reader’s YouTube channel. I fell down a rabbit hole with this one, and you may need to bear with me a minute. I bought it from Amazon for £20.59 from Jrskvaro, but it is available for £16.99 from another seller. There was no artist listed, and no ISBN or publishing info. I found out that it’s an AI-generated deck that began life as a digital download,

Grim Tales Tarot

The Grim Tales Tarot is a relatively new release from late 2025 by Fiona Edgewood. I’ve got to be honest, I like the theme of the deck, and at first glance I like the artwork. I don’t usually check reviews before buying, but when I went to Google for the release date, I noticed ‘AI’ at the end of the deck name — I’ll look at this towards the end of the post. The cards come in a sturdy decorative box, and

Mythologia Fennica Tarot

The Mythologia Fennica Tarot is a Finnish folklore-inspired deck created by Susanna Salo. Published in 2024, it comes in a sturdy box and has a relatively chunky guidebook. The cards have a matte finish and silver-gilded edging. The cardstock is pretty thin, but they’re not flimsy. I was drawn to the artwork and have an interest in folklore, so it was a no-brainer, really.

The Celtic Wisdom Tarot

The Celtic Wisdom Tarot is an out-of-print deck first published in 1999. Caitlín Matthews wrote the book, and Olivia Raynor illustrated the cards. Caitlín has written numerous books, including guidebooks for other decks, one or two of which are still in print. At the time of this review, second-hand copies of the Celtic Wisdom Tarot are available for

The El Goliath Tarot

The El Goliath Tarot was first self-published in 2018 by an artist known as Goliath. This deck has overwhelmingly positive reviews, and I’ve seen many YouTube readers singing its praises as the best shadow deck ever. I have the new and improved second edition, bought sometime after 2022, although I genuinely don’t remember

The Zodiac Tarot

This post is part deck review and part exploration into the blending of astrology and tarot in general. The Zodiac Tarot is an old deck published back in 2007, and is now out of print. Copies can be found at exorbitant prices around the internet if you feel compelled to have this deck in your collection. Lee Bursten wrote the material for the

The Dreaming Way Lenormand & Tarot

Kwon Shina created the artwork for the two decks I want to look at in this post today: The Dreaming Way Lenormand and The Dreaming Way Tarot. The Dreaming Way Lenormand was published in 2016, and Shina teamed up with writer Lynn Araujo. Lenormand cards are nearly always smaller than tarot, which makes the deck easy to handle,

The Rackham Tarot & Oracle

I’m always interested in combos of tarot and oracle that work well together. The Rackham Tarot and Fairy Oracle are a natural pairing thanks to the use of Arthur Rackham’s artwork. Lo Scarabeo publishes both. Because the artwork is quite busy and intense, I doubt either deck would be suitable for beginners. That being said, some of the images for the tarot cards are actually very well chosen. A handful of images are in both the tarot deck and the oracle, and it’s these cards I want to give extra

Hieronymus Bosch Tarot

I received an early and unexpected birthday gift in the form of The Hieronymus Bosch Tarot. My friend knew I’d been eyeing it up in the shop for a while, and she also knows I’ve been thinking about getting back to writing about symbolism within art. I’ll take it as a sign, or more of a cattle prod to get myself moving once I’ve finished a couple of posts I left half finished in draft. Published in 2022, Travis McHenry, an author and occultist, is the man responsible for bringing this concept to fruition.

The Awakening Tarot: An Elemental Approach

I’ve had my eye on this deck since before its official release and was so excited to look through the cards. I am embarrassed to admit it’s been sitting in the cupboard for about six months now. Published back in May 2024, The Awakening Tarot is another creation of Monica Bodirsky. Monica has previously created: The Shadowland Tarot, Shadowland Lenormand, the House of Shadows Lenormand deck, Between The Worlds Oracle, and Bats Blood Ink Oracle.

The Oracles

The Oracles is a self-published deck created by Libby Bove. First published in 2022, they are an intensely unique and quirky oracle set. They’re possibly limited in the audience that will be attracted to the cards — mostly because they deal with the grubbier side of personality and inadequate relationships. Yet, I still want to say it’s probably one of the best oracle decks

Shamanic Healing Oracle

The Shamanic Healing Oracle is a lovely forty-four-card deck that was first published back in 2016. Artist Michelle A. Motuzas paints relatively simple designs, but I genuinely like this style of artwork. The deck retails at just under £20 and is well-priced for what you get. The box is sturdy and has a magnetic clasp on the lid. The cards are of average thickness

The Botanical Oracle for Strange Women

For Strange Women published the Botanical Oracle deck in 2019. The artwork was originally commissioned over a period spanning fifty-three new moons to illustrate their lunar perfume series. Ash Miyagawa is the artist responsible for the imagery in the beautiful Botanical Oracle and it's currently on my list of personal favourites. It comes in a small but sturdy

Carnival at the End of the World

The Carnival at the End of The World is a unique deck. It’s not the cheapest tarot set available, but it’s strong enough in design and concept to warrant its self-published price tag. I had my eye on this deck for a considerable time before my eldest son bought it for me last year. Ashamedly, I’ve barely looked at it. In my defence, life has been exceptionally

Le Tarot aux Ramures Étranges

Le Tarot aux Ramures Étranges (The Strange Antlers Tarot, Tarot of the Strange Antlers) was published in April 2022. The author/illustrator is Alisa Marazyuk, and she uses the name Rouxalis as the author. It comes in a solid box with a lift-off lid, and the guidebook is a respectable size. There’s no box insert to keep the cards cosy, but a cloth bag is

Winterseer Animal Companion

We’re already over halfway through winter, but I wanted to mention this lovely seasonal set by Siolo Thompson. The Winterseer Animal Companion (2021) is a decent-sized piece of kit, and this means we have a regular-sized guidebook. The box is sturdy with a magnetic clasp; and it has an insert! The cards are a good size, medium-weight, and

Shadowland Lenormand

The Shadowland Lenormand by Monica Bodirsky is a natural companion to the tarot deck of the same name. Published in December 2021, it has the same style of artwork and gold edging as the Shadowland tarot. I will forever loathe gold edging on cards I want to use, and this deck is no exception. These cards are slightly smaller than the Shadowland tarot.

The Light Seer’s Tarot

I’m surprised I didn’t review this deck ages ago because I used it extensively for months when it arrived. The Light Seer’s Tarot was/is a popular tarot deck published by Hay House in December 2019. The artist Chris-Anne Donnelly has since created the Muse Tarot (2020), The Sacred Creator’s Oracle (2021), and the Tarot of Curious Creatures(2021). It comes in a small but study box, and includes a relatively decent guidebook.

Tarot of the Sweet Twilight

Tarot of the Sweet Twilight was published way back in 2009 by Lo Scarabeo. Artist Cristina Benintende, used deep colours throughout the deck. The overall result is a soft, warm, and bold design. I would not call it childlike, but the colours and characters evoke a youthful and fertile vibe. It comes in the traditional Lo Scarabeo tuck box and has the obligatory little white booklet. The interpretations given are thoughtful despite being limited in scope.

Nicoletta Ceccoli - Oracle & Tarot

Nicoletta Ceccoli (b.1973) is an illustrator from San Marino. At face value, her distinctive work suggests a childlike innocence, yet she often includes dark and disturbing elements that force the viewer into discomfort. The tarot deck was published in 2014, with the oracle deck following in 2016. Both decks retail for under £20.

Dan May’s Oracle Cards

Dan May is a fine artist that creates narrative paintings. The first oracle deck I bought was the one he collaborated with Lucy Cavendish, and the second I received as a gift from my youngest son back in August. I want to compare and contrast both decks to see whether one deck emerges as more robust than the other. My initial impulse

Tarot of Mystical Moments

Published by U.S Games in 2020, Tarot of Mystical Moments is the creation of Catrin Welz-Stein. The cards are on the large size, although they’re not unmanageable. They arrived in a small but sturdy box and come with a small guidebook. We have gilded edging, but this time in silver. However, thanks to the mass-market price tag

Madhouse Tarot

The Madhouse Tarot was published in 2020 by artist Eugene Vinitski and author Elsa Khapatnukovski. The uniqueness of the artwork is consistent throughout, and the quality is excellent. The cards are a smooth matte finish and will likely be easy to shuffle. The black edging has a slight shimmer, but it pairs well with

Mystical Healing Reading Cards

The Mystical Healing Reading Cards is a 36-card deck published in 2020, and I think Inna Segal did a great job creating something that blends old with new. Jake Baddeley did the artwork, and I would’ve liked to see this stated early in the book. It is not common practice to name the artist on the front cover, but I wish writers would reconsider this practice.

The Dark Mansion Tarot

The Dark Mansion tarot was created in 2018 by illustrator Magdalena Kaczan and Krzysztof Wasiuk, founder of Taroteca Studios. An enormous amount of thought went into every inch of the finished product. Wasiuk states that he wanted to create something that was not only uniquely beautiful but useable and intuitive.

The Dreamkeepers Tarot

The Dreamkeepers Tarot is a lovely deck published in 2021. Liz Huston spent the best part of twelve years creating the images, and I like that she talks about this process at the beginning of the guidebook. Liz self-published the first edition in 2018, and US Games published this updated mass-market version in 2020.

The Prophet, an oracle card set

Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931) was a Lebanese-American poet famous for his book The Prophet (1923). His book is one of the best-selling of all time and has never been out of print. I first came across his work in the 1990s when I saw one of his poems on a friend’s wall. Poetry is not my favourite genre, but I fell in love the first time

The Somnia Tarot

I had this on preorder, and being familiar with the photography of Nicolas Bruno, I was excited to see what he would do with a tarot deck. His photography sprang from ideas he formed from dealing with sleep paralysis. Many of his images were intense, and whilst surreal, they were generally full of symbolism. In short, I

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