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Tarot Deck Review: Thoth Tarot
Developer/Editor: Aleister Crowley Artist: Frieda Harris Card Set Publisher: US Games Systems Publication date: November 1988 ISBN: 0913866156 Price & More Info: Click Here	The Thoth deck is full of brilliant colors and fascinating designs and symbolism. However, an awful lot of the symbols are extremely Euro-centric (with some Egyptian overtones) and even Christian/Satanic in design and origin. Perhaps this is not surprising considering that Crowley's occult circles were at least dabbling in what some consider the darker side of occultism. While it's a beautiful deck to have in a collection, I personally find many of the cards to be too disturbing to want to use them in any readings. Reviewed by Symitar