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Ellen Dugan’s Witch’s Tarot will immerse you in a fascinating world of familiar Waite-style scenes, but with an added layer of magic. Although the cards follow a classic system, the author has infused the imagery with new shades of meaning, and the artist who worked on the illustrations used modern computer graphics, creating the impression that all the characters are truly alive.
Compared to many modern decks that are not always created by experienced practitioners, Ellen Dugan’s Witch’s Tarot stands out significantly. The author herself is not just a tarot reader — she is a practicing witch, psychic, and medium. Naturally, her craft is reflected in the Arcana she created. The artist who helped bring Dugan’s vision to life is Mark Evans.
If you explore the Witch’s Tarot gallery (also known as the Tarot of the Witches), you will notice that familiar scenes appear transformed: additional details have been introduced, the backgrounds are more elaborated compared to classical versions, and some Arcana have been renamed to better fit a magical tradition. This deck remains based on classical tarot, but with clear authorial innovations.
Traditional Waite imagery is harmoniously enriched with magical elements, animals, birds, plants, and mythological figures — details that enhance the core meaning of each card and sometimes significantly expand it. Several Major Arcana have been renamed: the Wheel of Fortune becomes the Wheel of the Year, Judgment becomes Karma, and the Hierophant becomes the High Priest.
The deck is clearly infused with witchcraft and magical energy, making it especially suitable for tarot readers who not only work with divination but also perform magical rituals.
With this set, you will learn to understand tarot symbolism, explore several spreads, and become familiar with important magical practices:
- attracting love
- increasing wealth
- protection
- healing a broken heart
- strengthening the home and family energy
Tradition: Waite
Minor Arcana: illustrated
Suits: Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles
Court Cards: Page, Knight, Queen, King
Numbering: Fool 0, Strength 8, Justice 11
Authors: Ellen Dugan, Mark Evans
Artist: Mark Evans
Contents: 78 cards + 312-page English guidebook
Card language: English