I came across this deck completely by chance. There's not many pictures of the deck available yet, but the medieval-style artwork is quite endearing, and I like the idea of an oracle deck where each card has a spell on it! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1925682129/

Oh actually, just found a video where you can see more of the cards here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgZitlrRMIU.

 

I'll watch the whole thing with sound sometime soon, but for now just looked at a few of the cards with the sound off...you can forward to around minute 7 if you want to see some.

 

Yes, I think I like this one!!

I like these! It looks like this deck is going to be a really good match for my Byzantine Tarot. I don't have the Golden Tarot of the Tsar, but I think they'll make a beautiful trifecta. Thanks for bringing it to our attention, RavenOfSummer! :)

Hmmm that's rather weird. I checked out the Amazon page you linked and many other commercial sites but it is only available for pre-ordering, while the given release date is April 1 2018. And yet the woman in the video clearly has a copy.

Oh OK. The woman in the vid has a Brit/Aussie (sorry if I can't distinguish between them :P) accent, so I checked the Amazon UK page of the deck and it's already In Stock there. The Youtube video itself has a link to the Australian site of the publisher, Rockpool Publishing, even tho the deck's page currently states "Pre-Order Now". I guess it will only be available in the US next year.

Oh OK. The woman in the vid has a Brit/Aussie (sorry if I can't distinguish between them :P) accent, so I checked the Amazon UK page of the deck and it's already In Stock there. The Youtube video itself has a link to the Australian site of the publisher, Rockpool Publishing, even tho the deck's page currently states "Pre-Order Now". I guess it will only be available in the US next year.

 

Well spotted EmpyreanKnight! Maybe there will be an early shipping surprise for those of us who pre-order. I remember that happened for people who pre-ordered the Earth Wisdom Oracle. I think I'm going to pre-order this one.