Rachel True, an actress best known for her role in The Craft, has been reading tarot cards for years, long before being cast in the '90s cult classic. Now, True shares her tarot knowledge through her unique guidebook and deck boxed set. Each card in the deck is uniquely made following a beautiful, multicultural aesthetic. True's guidebook helps readers use the cards as she does: with an intuitive approach, rather than assigning one literal definition to each card.

Includes 78 tarot cards and a 224-page guidebook

Deck Size: 3.15" x 4.72"

Deck Tradition: Rider-Waite-Smith (RWS)

Suits: Wands, Cups, Swords, and Discs

Court Cards: Princess, Prince, Queen, and King

Stephanie Singleton is a Toronto-based illustrator with a flair for decorative, surreal, and figurative work. She holds a Bachelor of Design in Illustration from OCAD University. Her style weaves organic patterns, rich textures, and subtle symbolic detail, often combining traditional and digital techniques. Over the course of her career, she's worked with publishing and editorial clients such as HarperCollins, Penguin Random House, Smithsonian Magazine, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, and others.

Rachel True is an American actress, writer, and tarot practitioner. She is perhaps best known for her role as Rochelle in the cult-classic film The Craft. Over the years, she's appeared in films such as Half Baked and the TV series Half & Half. Her deck strives for inclusivity and representation; in her own words, she sees tarot as a "constant companion and an on-call shrink in a box." She aims to demystify tarot, presenting it not as an elite occult practice but as a practical tool for intuition, reflection, and personal clarity.