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Urban fantasy is not my usual aesthetic, but I've found myself craving it lately and unable to find decks that suit. I already have Lisa Sterle's Modern Witch deck, and the This Might Hurt tarot - both of which feel like they should be more urban fantasy-ish than they are. (At least to me, right now in this odd mood of mine.) I love the Neon Moon tarot, but it has a more sci-fi than fantasy vibe. Lo Scarabeo's Teen Witch tarot is pretty much what I'm going for, I think. Also the Numinous Tarot, which I absolutely adore!

 

Basically, looking for decks which have modern-looking people, but are also magical or witchy - does anyone have any recommendations?

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22 minutes ago, Eno said:

There is one called "The Urban Tarot" by R.Scott, it is easily available on amazon.

http://www.robinscottart.com/projects/the-urban-tarot/

 

That's definitely urban, but I'm watching flip-through videos and not seeing any magical imagery. Just everyday imagery from an urban setting, which isn't what I'm looking for.

 

The Book of Shadows: So Below deck is more what I mean - every day people and scenes, but with magic woven in.

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Maybe the Light Seers' Tarot or the Everyday Witch?

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Midnight City Tarot, perhaps? It's definitely urban and it does give me magical vibes - they're not as obvious as in the Modern Witch, though

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Hm, a few I can think of here:

 

Midnight City - I second this rec as a possibility, a lovely deck with bright, upbeat tones.

 

Mage: the Ascension Tarot - This one might be hard to find and is INCREDIBLY niche, but Mage is also the very definition of urban/modern fantasy.

 

Gothamancy - As the name implies, this is a dark, gothy deck with plenty of mystical, fantastical symbolism tied in with Goth culture and music. Wonderfully saturated colors and a guidebook detailing all the figures throughout.

 

Rust Belt Arcana - This is a Midwestern themed deck, not especially urban though it is definitely modern. Gorgeous artwork of the Rust Belt, as it's known in the US, a very folk magic vibe to this one.

 

 

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On 4/14/2022 at 7:47 PM, sweeneyish said:

Maybe the Light Seers' Tarot or the Everyday Witch?

I have the Everyday Witch on my maybe list! The Light Seers' tarot is gorgeous, I'm definitely considering it.

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23 hours ago, Rori said:

Midnight City Tarot, perhaps? It's definitely urban and it does give me magical vibes - they're not as obvious as in the Modern Witch, though

I adore the colour scheme for sure! But I don't get the urban fantasy vibes off it, alas. 

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11 hours ago, Niobium said:

Hm, a few I can think of here:

 

Midnight City - I second this rec as a possibility, a lovely deck with bright, upbeat tones.

 

Mage: the Ascension Tarot - This one might be hard to find and is INCREDIBLY niche, but Mage is also the very definition of urban/modern fantasy.

 

Gothamancy - As the name implies, this is a dark, gothy deck with plenty of mystical, fantastical symbolism tied in with Goth culture and music. Wonderfully saturated colors and a guidebook detailing all the figures throughout.

 

Rust Belt Arcana - This is a Midwestern themed deck, not especially urban though it is definitely modern. Gorgeous artwork of the Rust Belt, as it's known in the US, a very folk magic vibe to this one.

 

 

Gothamancy I actually have, and hadn't considered for this, so thank you, I'll have to dig it out! The others I mostly haven't heard of and will definitely go take a look at. Thank you!

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Maybe the So Below: Book of Shadows deck from Lo Scarabeo?

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