I thought my endless search was over

Thread originally posted on the Aeclectic Tarot Forum on 17 Feb 2002, and now archived in the Forum Library.

Mateo06	17 Feb 2002
Argh, i have been searching endlessly for the last month or so for a nice deck to call my own, and while looking through aeclectics archives i thought i had finally found it, but alas it is unpublished and its only a major arcana deck. But the cards are beautiful and the colors and imagery are vivid. And to top it off its computer generated (my fav) So i can't help but drool over this deck. You must be wondering wat deck it is, well its the New Millennium Tarot by Lee Varis. I want this deck so much, and i wish it would be a full deck. Its almost everything i wanted in a deck. It just calls to me, so bad, but since i can't have this deck can anyone else suggest something similiar (if you need a peek look here http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/newmillennium2/index.html) sorry i can't make links, but i would love a deck similar to this one so if u have some suggestions please tell me

Liliana	18 Feb 2002
Yeah those are reallypretty, take a look at: http://www.newmillenniumtarot.com/Navigation/ArtistsStatement.html and look at fools journey, you can click each card there to see them big, andit shows all 22 cards

Mateo06	18 Feb 2002
Does anyone know if i can actually purchase this deck, i would love to have it, if not to just to have in my collection. How much do u think i woudl cost, i bet it couldn't be more than 20, since there is only 22 cards in it. well tell me what u think

Liliana	18 Feb 2002
No I dont think they actualy have a copy to purchase. They mention something about wanting to put links embedded in the cards to all sorts of other pages, so its meant to be a web deck, but they also say about printing it. You could print the cards out on a color printer and glue them to card stock if you wanted to.

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