The Wild Unknown Tarot Review: Choosing Decks, and Breaking the Myth of the Gifted Deck

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My review of the Wild Unknown Tarot deck, first covered on my blog, brings in the conversation of selecting a new tarot or oracle deck with mindfulness, breaking the myth of the "gifted deck," and how to make sure that you are connecting to your deck, no matter where you are at on your tarot journey.

This review covers my thoughts on the different parts of the deck: Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, Court Cards, including the packaging, card stock, and guidebook. This deck was the beginning of my tarot journey, and it has become a mainstay for many tarot collectors and readers. If you don't have this deck, and you connect with the wild, both known and unknown, I think you will find this deck a joy to pull and use in your own tarot practice.

If you are looking to purchase your first deck, or you are looking to add a new one to the collection, some things that may help sway your purchase to yes or no include:

• Are you buying the deck because it is popular, or because you really connect with it?
• Do you love the artist, value their work, and want to honor them with each pull? 
• Does this deck fill a hole in your collection, or does the imagery pull on your interpretations in new, exciting, and different ways?

Links:
The Wild Unknown Tarot Deck blog post
My ritual for getting to know my new decks, cleansing, and blessing them
The Wild Unknown Website
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