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Boadicea's Tarot of Earthly Delights by Paula Millet, Caroline Kenner & Stephen Linhart

, 29 January 2021

I have plenty of tarot apps, many of the Fool's Dog among them, and this has become an instant favorite. The artwork is superb: painting-like, classy, full of symbolism, wondrous and whimsical, multilayered, all of which make it not only pleasing to the eye but also perfect for intuitive readings. Although it is a proper Tarot, it has all the qualities that I look for in an oracle deck, i.e. the ability of reply to specific questions with specific questions without the reading having to have any specific knowledge of the Tarot. 
 
I use this app every day and the replies to my queries are always on point and relevant to the question posed. However, we find the four elements and main 
 
Tarot suits also here, but reinvented in the following way:
Combustion = Fire = Wands
Aether = Air = Swords
Fungi = Earth =  Pentacles
Octopi = Water = Cups

THE APP
Like the rest of the Fool's Dog Tarots, the app is versatile, easy to use, intuitive and muti-functional. There are plenty of spreads layouts, even a free one, and extra functionalities like:
* Allow reversed cards or not.
* Option to use Major Arcana only.
* Zoom in to enlarge card details.
* Share reading via e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter.
* Animated shuffle & cut.
* Optional voice prompts.
* Customizable reading cloths, shuffling and card selection among others.

 
 
 

The text book, unabridged, is  also fantastic. The main summary in bold at the beginning of each card is very helpful and goes to the point, and sometimes it is just perfect in itself. Otherwise, you keep reading. 
 
Overall, one of my most reliable and favorite Tarot and Tarot apps ever. 

  


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