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Tarot Deck Review: Dragon Tarot
Developer/Editor: Terry Donaldson Artist: Peter Pracownik Card Set Publisher: US Games Systems Publication date: April 1996 ISBN: 0880791489 Price & More Info: Click Here	Mr. Pracownik also did all the artwork for US Gaming System's Wyvern collectable card game; he uses the same type of artwork here. In fact, I think a few of the cards here were originally used in Wyvern, although I am not sure. Basically this deck uses dragons instead of people in the various Rider-type poses. The minor arcana are a bit more than simple 'pips' but don't go into the full artwork and symbolism of the Rider deck. I like dragons, so that's why I bought this deck. If you're not a dragon fan, you'd best avoid this deck as it doesn't really do anything you can't get from a more 'normal' deck. Reviewed by Symitar