Miss Cleos Tarot Card Power Deck with 78 Egyptian Theme Mythological Divinity Cards- English Legend Included

Never heard of Miss Cleo and didn't know this deck had Egyptian images. Saw the low price and decided to order as I love Tarot decks. This is a very good deck. Design on back of cards is good, card paper is good quality, deck shuffles well, cards are large size. Best of all is the Egyptian imagery. I love ancient Egypt and this deck has fascinating Egyptian theme images. All the major and minor arcana cards are included and there's a small instruction booklet for beginners. This is about the best deal possible for a Tarot deck. I really lucked out here.

The cards are a good quality and I enjoy the unique art. The only issue was the guide booklet isn't very accurate. Works best if you use a different guide if you aren't already familiar with the meanings of tarot cards.

I love tarot card decks. I find all the artwork and interpretations charming, and I have several decks. As a kid in the 90s, I vividly remember seeing the Miss Cleo commercials, so I was delighted when I came across this deck, and the price is a steal! This deck has an Egyptian theme to the images, just like Miss Cleo's cards from back in the day, although these are not the large sized cards that she used to use. The deck is a standard 78-card deck, with the major arcana and sets of minor arcana, and comes with a little instructional book for interpreting the cards, which is great for beginners just starting out with tarot, but also nice to use to refresh your knowledge of the interpretations, since there are so many, and each card can be interpreted different ways. The book is basic, so you might want to get a more in-depth book of tarot meanings if you're just starting out. Overall it's a fun and pretty deck for a great price. I admit that I head Miss Cleo's distinct accent in my head as I read the cards.

As controversial as Miss Cleo was, and still is, even after her untimely death, the tarot deck she attached her name to is available for a cheap price, and it's a great value. The cards themselves are good quality, and they are the easiest shuffling tarot cards I've ever handled. The imagery is inspired by ancient Egypt, and the symbology is borrowed from Rider-Waite-Smith, making the cards easy to read for anybody accustomed to RWS. The wands and pentacles are called staffs and coins, respectively, but I'm okay with this, as these were the original names of the two suits in the 1400s, when the tarot deck was invented. A nice break from the bog-standard neo-pagan imagery of most tarot decks, and a fantastic value at well under $10 for a good quality tarot deck! These cards were overprinted into oblivion in the early 2000s, so they'll be available on the cheap for years to come. But that shouldn't stop you from getting yours now.

This is a surprisingly well made and well presented deck for the price! Comes in a reusable box, and the cards are decently thick and well printed. There's not a heavy amount of symbolism in the images, so it helps to have an idea of what each card in the arcana is referencing. I don't imagine these would go over well with reading based off intuition + images alone, which is why I'm probably going to end up buying another deck, since that is my preferred method. However, if you're dying to get your hands on a new deck and just haven't got the money to spend on a really good visual deck yet, this one definitely works, and it's a little easier to read than the original Rider Waite, just going off the images without any formal interpretation. I'm kind of grateful the Empress isn't pregnant in this deck, lol. I'm impressed by the court cards - these are depicted very well, and aren't as confusing as they can be in other decks for intuitive readers. The facial expressions are perfect.

I am a tarot fanatic. I have many different decks and being as I grew up seeing Miss Cleo all over late night TV in the 90’s, I figured I really needed to own this deck for the sheer novelty of it if nothing else. These were printed in like 1999 or 2000 I believe. I would imagine once they’re sold out, they’ll be gone forever so I went ahead and ordered. Listen, these are impressive. Quality card stock. Appropriate imagery that is at times slightly humorous with little “inside Tarot jokes” tucked in there. The booklet that explains the card meanings has a few summarizations that are way off base from traditional meaning. But honestly, if you’re new enough to need to refer to the booklet, you’re gonna need a bigger, better book anyway. I recommend “The Easiest Way To Learn Tarot Ever “ by Dusty White to newbies. But forget the book, The cards themselves are better than some I’ve paid more than quadruple the price for! I love the Egyptian theme. It isn’t as whitewashed as most traditional decks. This deck also changed “wands” to Staffs and “Pentacles” to Coins. I think that makes it a slightly less intimidating to clients who are new to Tarot imagery. It has Less of the pagan roots that can sometimes tend to scare new clients who don’t know anything about it. lol Anyway, this is a good deck, y’all! Don’t sleep on this. I am buying a few back ups, some to have around as gifts and others to keep for Incase mine wear out someday.

This is a great set of cards. The cards are about 2 3/4” wide x 4 3/4” tall. They are bigger than regular playing cards. A nice size for tarot cards. They aren’t too shiny ( they do have a little sheen to them but aren’t super slick) The colors are really pretty. I love the Egyptian theme- very unique. These were printed in 2001. I understand that they aren’t making them anymore. They come with an “ instruction “ booklet and a sturdy box. I covered my box. I like my cards but didn’t really care for Miss Cleo staring at me or the vibe the pic with “as seen on tv” gave off. Lol Problem solved. These are a really great set of tarot cards at a good price point.

My first set of cards. Pretty good, comes with a little book that explains each card!