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Yes! And you can put biscuits in the tin afterwards!rachelcat said:Yes, yes! A must-have. It's clever and fun, the illustrations are excellent, and it's in a TIN! Can't lose! Buy!
Yes! And you can put biscuits in the tin afterwards!rachelcat said:Yes, yes! A must-have. It's clever and fun, the illustrations are excellent, and it's in a TIN! Can't lose! Buy!
HighPriestess said:I already posted in de-enabling, but I like to look at both sides before I make a decision. Could someone enable me for either the Animals Divine or the Celtic Dragon? I made a list of the pros and cons for each deck earlier and it's split 50/50.
TreeLeafe said:I own both.
I personally prefer the Animals Divine. The artwork is really gorgeous and the accompaniment book discusses the mythological gods and goddesses and why they were chosen for that particular card. The colours are nice and soft, easy on the eyes, joyful and lighthearted. And the suits aren't switched around like in the Celtic Dragon.
*Enabler in training here!* My first enabling attempt.
HighPriestess said:Well, I do like soft colours!
I don't mind the suit switch, I have the Fantastical Creatures which also has swords as fire and wands as air.
I guess I'm more concerned with how each deck reads.
Agreed. I find the pics much more evocative than the Celtic Dragon which, to me, is a bore, *sigh*.TreeLeafe said:In my opinion, the Animal's divine reads a bit better. I found that I could connect better to the animal in whatever situation the card depicts. It was easier for me to see what was going on than just seeing a person holding two pentacles with a dragon behind them.