It looks interesting, but reading Bonnie Cehovet's review, I'm amused to see that she got her Kabbalistic worlds mixed up.
...the four Kabbalistic worlds of Atziluth (Physicality - reflecting the work of the operative Craftsman), Briah (Intellect - the liberal Arts adn Sciences reflected in the FC degree), Yetzirah (Emotions - reflecting the sensitivity of the Mason to his environment) and Assiah (Spirituality -..
It's the other way around - Aziluth is the world of spirit, Briah of creation, Yetzirah of intellect and Assiah of making things real. ;-) I hope the deck doesn't make the same mistake! That would in my eyes be fatal.
I checked it. The creator also got his worlds mixed up, but differently from Bonnie.
http://newsletter.tarotstudies.org/2007/01/square-compasses-tarot/
He "only" switches Yetzirah and Briah.
Yetzirah is the world of Emotions (Water) as illustrated by the Suite of Cups ...
Briah is the world of Intellect (Air) as illustrated by the Suite of Swords ...
The way I learned it and find most logical is this way, the way I said above and explained here:
https://jenwytch.wordpress.com/2015/03/03/the-4-worlds-of-hermetic-qabalah/
I confess, I wouldn't use a deck whose creator makes such a fundamental mistake. If you want to use Kabbalah in your deck, study it first.
And this is not something that doesn't matter or just a word. These Hebrew words mean what they say; when you make a cake, you use the word assiyah, and when you design or plan something, it's a yetzirah.
I totally get where you're coming from, though.