Pros and Cons: Enabling and De-Enabling Decks

[ilweran]

After much research (ok, Google image searches) I'm thinking of going with the Linestrider as first of the three I'm considering.  Anyone have anything to say for or against it?

 

I seem to recall it was very popular last time I was on AT, but has it stood the test of time? Are people still using it?

[EmpyreanKnight]

I hope people don't mind me resurrecting this thread from a year ago.

 

Modern Spellcaster's tarot - yay or nay? I like the boldness and vividness of the artwork (and the cards are borderless!), but I also feel like the people in the artwork appear grim and unfriendly, for lack of a better word. I'm not sure how I'll relate to it if I get it and am wondering about people's experiences with the deck?

 

Definitely yea! I honestly don't think that the characters in the deck look stern. In the appropriate cards, they can be light-hearted. I have had very fruitful readings with it, so it's all good.

 

When you do buy one, choose the set with the full-color guidebook. Also, the cardstock is rather thin as with most Llewellyn decks.

[alpenglow]

After much research (ok, Google image searches) I'm thinking of going with the Linestrider as first of the three I'm considering.  Anyone have anything to say for or against it?

 

I seem to recall it was very popular last time I was on AT, but has it stood the test of time? Are people still using it?

 

I can't speak for other people, but I use mine still. I do see it on Instagram but whether that's because it's just so photogenic and pretty or because people actually love it, hard to say. I think it's one of my more readable decks and it feels friendly and insightful. It has more depth than I expected based on the fairly simple designs.

[ilweran]

It has more depth than I expected based on the fairly simple designs.

 

Yes, that's the feeling I got when I actually started looking closely at it rather than being a bit 'ooh, pretty' about it  :)

 

I'm hopeful it will arrive today!