linnie
Yes... That sounds like a plan!!! I haven't had a teacher, and RWS was all I knew of back in the early 70's, but it does seem the most frequently used teaching deck. BTW... I'd have to be one of the least collector-ish of all ATers (just check my sad little list! ), so my humble opinion doesn't count overly much, but... one does read comments frequently about cards being too big, too small, etc... I'd never have thought of that before finding AT, as I didn't even know all these cards existed before AT.... seriously... My vision isn't improving with age, so I like images that can be seen, and borders annoy me when the image is really what offers the cards' message most immediately... especially when that border serves no purpose...DamePoplar said:Thanks for your answer Linnie, well the Visconti-Sforza is a bit too Italian for me..nothing wrong there just that it is not really me ( I didn't really choose it), and there's nothing on the minors really but I must admit the majors are really beautiful.
And the RWS well, that's the one that was recommended to me by my Tarot teacher when I asked her what deck I should choose to start studying.
I am making some lists and trying to imagine what it is liek to have them in hands and to really read from them, but I'll just buy I fancy at the moment and then if it doesn'r work out I'll sell it and buy another one!