Deck reviews | One month with the Dark Wood Tarot 

I love the idea of deep dives, it’s something I’ve been doing with a bit more intention lately. I also love the Dark Wood Tarot! It’s been a wonderful companion through the season 🍂

It's wonderful to see this deck through your eyes. Great job!

You brought up some things I hadn't thought about, so thanks. (I actually don't like Llewellyn decks because of the cardstock: they overspend on the books and boxes and underspend on the cards, which is what we really use). I had bought this deck, and found the art pretty but a little too Disney animation-like for my taste. But your points about the story and mood are interesting and I'll give it another look. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and enthusiasm! 💙

The art of this deck really reminds me of Johann Egerkrans, a swedish artist who does mythological kind of art. It really lends itself to the dark and fantastical! I've been wanting this deck for a whilee

I agree with everything you’ve said about this fabulous deck. It’s stunning but also so deep and complex. Love the theme of the journey of the witch. I resonate with this aesthetic . I feel this deck flies under the radar though. , has the makings of a classic deck. I absolutely adore it ! Thank you. Another great video ❤️

Really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on this deck. I dont have itbut was super cool to hear your perspective😄 joyeux halloween 🎃😘

My wildwood tarot also came chipped... in my opinion the decks for such a price have to be better. Just subscribed!xx

I enjoyed your take on this deck. I like the deck, but not quite as much as you. While I don't dislike the graphic novel style of art, it isn't even close to the top of my list. However, I am glad to have it. The cardstock is....the pits, but it's not nearly as bad as my Mary-El. 😜😜

Slightly off topic but you mentioned something I often hear - the dislike for the baby in the Sun card. Is it because it's a baby on a horse, one would think a dangerous situation? Or because it just would be uncomfortable for the baby to sit on it? Or because of the nudity of baby? I'm asking because I've been wondering what exactly people don't like about it. Maybe it's the cultural difference? In my country not long ago you could see lots of naked babies playing on the beach (and maybe it's still prevalent? idk, i haven't been to the beach lately). Maybe we are, or I am, less prude? I don't mind the baby being naked, it reminds of the innocence of the baby and that we are born without shame, it's something that society bestows upon us later. Similarly as I don't mind nudity of the couple in the Lovers card, which for me is a symbol that in true love we can show ourselves fully to the other person. But of course I appreciate others impression can be very different and this is why I ask this question. I hope I don't sound weird by asking it 😅 Thank you for sharing your review!