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Call of the Morrigan Oracle: A 45-Card Deck & Guidebook
312 pages
Published December 8, 2024
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Stephanie Woodfield
17 books93 followersStephanie Woodfield (Brookfield, CT) has been a practicing Witch for over fourteen years and a Priestess for ten years. Her lifelong love of Irish mythology led to a close study of Celtic Witchcraft. A natural clairvoyant and empath, she has worked as a tarot card reader and is ordained as a minister with the Universal Life Church.
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June 11, 2025
This oracle deck of 45 cards is a must have for any devotee of The Morrigan. The art of Naomi Cornock brings Her mythology to life and the narrative that is woven throughout the guidebook supports the reader in both practical and magical ways.
Each card has a spell or ritual which further helps to integrate the messages of each card. None of these cards are "simple," between the art and the deeper layers of meaning, even a one card reading will bring depth and insight.
The cardstock itself is sturdy, but still will allow for a riffle shuffle. They are larger than a standard tarot deck, but not uncomfortable in the hand, and are matte and slide against each other well.
The box is sturdy and there is a built in notch so that it can double as an altar to display your daily card. Everything fits neatly and there is a pull ribbon to help lift the cards from the bottom of the box. The book is in black and white, has glossy pages, and is thicker and well bound for a paperback. The cards are numbered and the book follows them in numerical order, and they are separated into 5 different suits, based on Herself and the Mythology, such as the Suit of Otherworldly Guides and Guises of The Morrigan.
Overall this has a deck that has deepened my daily connection and practice with The Morrigan, and each reading has given me clarity and insight. I'd say they're pretty darn accurate!
Each card has a spell or ritual which further helps to integrate the messages of each card. None of these cards are "simple," between the art and the deeper layers of meaning, even a one card reading will bring depth and insight.
The cardstock itself is sturdy, but still will allow for a riffle shuffle. They are larger than a standard tarot deck, but not uncomfortable in the hand, and are matte and slide against each other well.
The box is sturdy and there is a built in notch so that it can double as an altar to display your daily card. Everything fits neatly and there is a pull ribbon to help lift the cards from the bottom of the box. The book is in black and white, has glossy pages, and is thicker and well bound for a paperback. The cards are numbered and the book follows them in numerical order, and they are separated into 5 different suits, based on Herself and the Mythology, such as the Suit of Otherworldly Guides and Guises of The Morrigan.
Overall this has a deck that has deepened my daily connection and practice with The Morrigan, and each reading has given me clarity and insight. I'd say they're pretty darn accurate!
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