The Alleyman's Tarot Deck

The Alleyman's Tarot is a 137 card, mismatched tarot deck.

An artifact from the real world, it was made with the kindness of many other artists, part made up of cards licensed from other, real-world tarot decks, part made up of cards I or other artists made for the deck, and part made up of standalone cards from older tarot decks, now public domain.

This deck comes with a special guide made specific for the deck, written by the Alleyman himself, explaining the intricacies of the deck and the purpose of its many cards.

The Alleyman's will only ever have a single printing, so now is the time to get your copy. A wonderful display deck, certainly, but also the most unique deck to use in your divinatory practice as well.

With 133 cards, there is certainly some strangeness to the deck. 9 Deaths, 2 Devils, 2 Suns, a Tower series of 3 cards (the Tower, the House of God, and the Horizon), and non-traditional cards such as the 3 of Books, the Fountain, and others. Each was chosen by the Alleyman because they bring in important new angles to your readings.

The deck is 133 cards in a standard tarot size, 2.75"x4.75". Cards have their unique, original cardbacks, and some have foil, or edge gilding, or both, and in different colors. 

The book itself has been made to feel like it's a notebook, one that the Alleyman has used and stained and filled out himself, and will be 5"x8" with a full color interior and a spiral binding. The table of contents at the front will help you find your cards faster, and the notes and extra reading spreads in the back from the Alleyman will help you make particular use of this very unique deck.

Here’s a digital version of the guidebook: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60807402-the-alleyman-s-tarot