Word of One Tarot   

The Word of One Tarot is a set of 123 cards from three different decks - each deck designed to represent a different state of consciousness. There is a reprint of the 79-card T: The New Tarot for the Aquarian age, a 22 card Medieval-style deck, and a 22 card black and white deck representing the Atlantean Age. The cards have a heavy, sticky laminate and adhere together very easily. The publishers are currently looking for a buyer for the deck, including all the inventory and copyrights.

World Spirit Tarot   

People are the focus of this earthy but lighthearted tarot deck: people of every shape, age, hue and ethnicity. The World Spirit Tarot has recognisable and readable tarot scenes that were created by being carved out of lino, printed, then hand coloured. It isn't pretty art, as such, but it is lively, inclusive and joyful. First published in 2001 and now reprinted in 2006.

WorldTree Tarot   

The WorldTree Tarot is a complete digital deck of 78 cards with full colour 3D computer graphics. The symbology is more or less in the Rider-Waite tradition.

Wormweird Tarot   

The Wormweird Tarot is a true tarot of horror - there are few romantic gothic visions in this deck! Described as "an Absinthe-fulled descent into a Victorian never-land of plague, dark magick and monsters", the cards feature skeletons and piles of bones, ghosts, ghouls and more. The images were created using stage illusions and wax sculptures that were then photographed.

Wraeththu Tarot   

Based on the Wraeththu trilogy by UK fantasy writer Storm Constantine, each card represents a character from the books. The art is computer-manipulated, has a slight fantastical, vampiric feel, and is quite gorgeous.

Writings of Ki'usha Cards   

The Writings of Ki'usha Cards is a very stark and plain oracle deck, depicting unusual sigils and calligraphic symbols in black ink on white cards.