Melissa Townsend's Tarot   

Melissa Townsend's Tarot is a deck originally drawn on the back of business cards from El Teddy, a New York restaurant where the artist did readings. All of the 78 cards are illustrated in the same coloured, pen-and-ink style, and are roughly based on the Rider-Waite but with a more whimsical and modern feel.

Merlin Tarot   

The Merlin Tarot has 78 cards based on the Arthurian legends. The reordered major arcana, aces, and court cards are beautifully drawn, but the suits (Birds are Swords, Serpents are Wands, Fish are Cups, and Beasts are Disks) have very spare pip cards. They are disappointingly repetitive and difficult to interpret intuitively.

MerryDay Tarot   

The MerryDay Tarot is a magical, fantastical, incredible tarot deck, mixing fantasy and reality. The artwork has its basis in the Rider-Waite, but is filled with detail, dragons and natural elements. The suits are multi-cultural and all associations with formal religion in the deck have been removed.

Messages from the Wee Folk   

The Messages from the Wee Folk set is designed to help you connect with the Wee Folk and the sacred energies of nature. Despite the name, the images have more than just fairies - there are flowers, insects, dolphins and more. The set has 33 cards and a large 229-page companion book.

Messages from Your Angels Oracle   

The Messages from Your Angels Oracle has 44 cards with images of well-known (and much less known) angelic beings on each one. They are designed for receiving guidance through angel readings.

Metrosexual Tarot   

The Metrosexual Tarot is from the creator of the satirical Silicon Valley Tarot, and describes itself as 'Queer Eye for the Straight Guy collides with the Occult'. It pictures scenes of urban life, luxuries, and conveniences essential to the stylish, trendy metrosexual.

Mexican Tarot   

The creator has used the Tarot de Marseilles as a reference, and the interesting cards shows local personalities of Mexico City, beautifully photographed in black and white.

Middle Kingdom Tarot   

The Middle Kingdom Tarot is a collection of images painted as illustrations for Seasons of the Witch calendars and planners, published by 7th House. The scope of the deck is as yet undetermined as it is a work in progress.

Midnight Soul Tarot   

The Midnight Soul Tarot is an ornately decorated deck, with subtle symbolism loosely based on the Connolly and Rider-Waite decks. The deck is still in early development, but the artist is seeking a publisher.

Millenium Tarot   

The Millenium Tarot: the tarot of the four worlds is a beautiful deck, rich with esoteric symbolism. The 22 card deck was published in Australia in 1984.

Millennium Tarot   

Lots of reds and yellows in Dorothy Krause's sumptuous and rich looking deck, now known as the Millennium Tarot. Large gold borders and Renaissance angels make it quite a gorgeous deck -- and it is now in print.

Millennium Tarot   

This Millennium Tarot is a full 78 card deck from the very talented (and prolific) artist, Amerigo Folchi. It's almost a Rider-Waite clone - but for the historical and famous figures from the last millennium who have become the faces on the cards.

Minchiate Tarot   

The Minchiate Tarot is a re-illustration of the 16th century tarot-like deck, the Ancient Minchiate. Brian Williams has given a more modern style to the medieval scenes in its 97 cards (there are extras for astrological signs, virtues and the elements).

Minute Tarot   

Each card of the Minute Tarot is unique - it was drawn and coloured in just five minutes. The full 78 cards were completed in just over nine hours to make a charming and very useable set in the Rider-Waite tradition.

Miracle Tarot   

The Miracle Tarot is Japanese deck, despite the English titles on the cards. The artwork is a smooth blend of styles with a distinct Japanese look to the characters.