True about the Devil and even better when you know who and what is controlling you. You then have the free will to change it or if push comes to shove, the Tower will intervene and make you change them.

So, you can see now what is my scariest card

Oh, no, you too...

I really cannot see what all the fuss is about with the Tower. This card has been my best friend for as long as I have been playing with decks. I am sure I am not the only one to appreciate it on those times you know you badly need a radical change, only circumstances and commitments absolutely forbid it. Or, in fewer words, this card has always come to my rescue whenever I needed to make a clean break and start over. And, oh, look at how beautiful the card is...



I specially like the middle one, from the Ancient Path Tarot. The first is a fairly classical rendering from the Medieval Scapini. And the last is from the Spiral deck.

Ok, I confess, after looking at the Guilded, Fantasy, Robin Wood's and, of course, our dear Rider, that usually illustrators do not aim for beauty in this card. But I find it so invigorating, such a release, as during a thunderstorm! Of course, I know many people are horrified at thunderstorms. I must be biased in some way  

It's probably because you get a lot of tropical storms where you are, Pirbid.

And, as usual, the array of your differentl deck of cards which you so kindly display on the site is wonderful.

I have to confess I am still with the RW deck - the Original and the Universal.

Have you looked at the Pamel Colman Smith Commemorative deck?  That is near perfect I think

Oh really? I will search for it.
Thanks Cassie.