These contemporary divination decks change the cards to varying degrees

It has eighty eight cards rather than the more conventional seventy eight, and its simple line drawings show a strong influence from the psychedelic era. Non-occult Italian-suited tarot decks These were the earliest form of tarot deck to be invented, being first devised in the fifteenth century in northern Italy. The theory of archetypes gives rise to several psychological uses. These contemporary divination decks change the cards to varying degrees. Cover of the Thoth Tarot deck, designed by Aleister Crowley and painted by Lady Frieda Harris.

Visconti tarot, sixty-seven particularly extragant handpainted cards with gold, silver, and miniature Renaissance portraiture. The Tarocco Piemontese consists of the four suits of swords, batons, clubs and coins, each headed by a king, queen, cavalier and jack, followed by numerals 10 down to 1. The Tree of Life Tarot's cards are stark symbolic catalogs, the Cosmic Tarot, and The Alchemical Tarot that combines traditional alchemical symbols with tarot images. Minchiate was used; this deck of ninety six cards includes astrological symbols including the four elements, as well as traditional tarot motifs.

Swiss Tarot de Besançon is similar, but is of a different graphical design, and replaces the Pope with Jupiter, the Popess with Juno, and the Angel with the Judgement. Tarot cards with the Egyptian Book of Thoth was already firmly established in occult practice and continues in modern urban legend to the present day. Tarocco appear in the manuscript of Martiano da Tortona (before 1425; translated text), the next are known from the year 1637. Morgan Library Museum, twenty-six are at the Accademia Carrara, thirteen are at the Casa Colleoni[16] and two, 'The Devil' and 'The Tower', are lost or else never made. French suited tarot cards are a modern deck used for the tarot/tarock card games commonly played in France and central Europe. Tarot deck are black line drawings on white cards; this is an unlaminated deck intended to be colored by its owner. This standard pattern was the one studied by Court de Gébelin, and cards based on this style illustrate his Le Monde primitif. Four decks of this category are still used to play certain games: Tarocco Piemontese:the Fool.