The Wolf Pack Tarot Deck Paperback – January 1, 1995

Back story....I have been doing tarot , astrology and numerology for over 35 years now and do buy decks often enough. (therealtarot1123).The reasons I bought this deck is because it had the wolf theme ( there is whole lot I can say about wolves and their symbolism here but that would be way too long ) and also the color and simplicity of design.When I got this deck I was actually a bit underwhelmed by it and kept it aside as I was pretty sure I was going to return it as I was not connecting with the deck and just wasn't feeling it. Now mind you, I always cleanse , meditate and energize my decks before and after each use but this is a more lengthy process when it's a new deck that I'm prepping to incorporate into my divination tools.But, a couple days later a I actually thought I'd give it one more try and incorporated into a reading and boy oh boy! I was taken aback by the synchronicities with the other deck I used for this reading and also the messages were spot on. My client even commented on how the messages resonated with her situation. I am so glad I bought this deck. I do like the aesthetics of the deck, the card stock is nice not too thin or too thick and I like it . This one is a keeper. Hope this helps.

I love these cards. They aren't a traditional tarot deck (No major arcana, pips, etc). They are an Oracle deck. The card stock is good. They are beautifully illustrated (sketch & watercolor or colored pencil). I like the horizontal layout of the cards & the interpretations. They aren't all fluff like some oracle decks. There are dark & light cards. These can actually be used to give a reading. I stumbled on these on the internet & I'm so glad I found them. If you love wolves & are looking for a deck for actual readings, this is the deck!

So this deck, looks hella classic and very old. However I love the art and I love the messages and it just means a lot to know that there is something like this that still around.

When I bought this deck, I was a bit unsure. There were only a few prints of some cards and I decided to give it a try. To start with, the shuffling is a dream. Besides, the paper is also sturdy enough to bear constant handling. Now, to the art. All cards show a drawing of a wolf or wolves depicting a situation as described at the top. For instance, for the card "Obstacle", there's a drawing of a wolf sadly looking through a fence. The illustrator surely managed to capture the expression of this magnificent animal but still kept the color soft and "friendly" to the eye. The readability was what surprised me the most. After reading the reviews, I expected a very straightforward type of deck, that would simply give quick and clear answers. Well, that didn't work that way for me. This deck has given me VERY deep insights and has proven to be the best "advice" deck I have in my collection. It literally talks to you, as if it were an older brother bringing comforting and/or sensible words to you. And yet, many owners loved it for its quick and clear messages. Maybe The wolf deck is like a friendly wolf. It takes to its owner and adapts its voice to the master's. I'd really recommend it to any reader of any age (for those of you who have interested children :))

Love this deck! So glad I found Wolves my Spirit Animal given this is my first deck. The meanings and illustrations are great. I would like to have the colored ones as well, but so happy with these❤️

These decks, were purchased for my eleven year old son, Sasha, and he loves them! They almost need to be held to be appreciated fully. We ordered a set containing both the original 60 card black and white deck, and the currently issued 78 card colored deck. Initially I was not drawn to the colored deck ( seeing it online) However it is really quite lovely. The artwork has been colored using watercolor colored pencils which gives the deck a soft, warm feel, complimenting the artwork well. I think any other type of coloration would appear too harsh, as the subject matter is wolves in nature. The wolves themselves are beautifully drawn as well. The cards show them in a bevy of situations, and each card contains a description of what the card means. These are different from the conventional Tarot decks, so having these right on the cards will assist in getting started with readings right away. There is no LWB (Little White Book) accompanying either deck, but as I've said the card meanings are indicated on each card. They do include 3 extra cards with some extra information. Background info, and spreed idea's ect. The wolf illustrations on the black and white deck were done by Bruce Silkwood. However the wolf illustrations on the colored deck were done by Pat Morris. Both decks are published by Robert Petro and Wind Spirit Productions. I think my favorite would have to be the colored, as the artist seems to have taken more time, and the wolves are so much more detailed. With both deck's a portion of the sale has been donated to a wildlife society for the protection of wolves. If I had any criticism, it would be small. They only say "a wildlife society" but they don't say WHICH ONE. They also do not indicate how much of each sale will be donated. ( Five dollars or five cents?)Also while the meaning is printed on each card, we don't know how to read them either inverted, or in relation to each other. In a true Tarot deck, cards change dramatically depending both on where in the spreed they lie, and which cards lay next to them and around them. Also of course weather the card is inverted or not also changes the meaning.I appreciate that they were attempting to make a simple easy to read Tarot deck here. Besides my collection of Tarot cards, I have as of late also started to collect Oracle cards. I think the deck is beautiful, but would be better called an Oracle deck rather than a Tarot deck. They do instruct you to use traditional Tarot layouts, to read the deck. However the cards do not bear any similarity to a conventional Tarot deck with the Major and Minor Arcana's, court cards or pips. Instead they're are words like card # 13 - "Caution" "-Something may look easy. Be more cautious in investments, career, and love. Could have a long lasting effect. Be careful.Take time to think things through.DO NOT act hastily.Be aware." The other cards are things like "Discovery" "Trust" "Truth" "Family" "Love" "Obstacles"ect.Beautiful decks, but more Oracle than Tarot.

Wow , I was a bit worried that I hadn't seen the package in the mail until this afternoon... everything worked out after all , I used to have these cards many years ago back in the 70's , there amazing and beautiful illustrated , very niceThank you..again Amazon.

I have been able to connect with these cards. They have it the nail on the head in readings.