Fun fact: From Tarot's creation in the 1400s to the 1800s, only its 22 Major Arcana cards had full illustrations. Its suited cards resembled playing cards with pips. How would you interpret Six of Cups followed by Eight of Rods? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: With the spread of the printing press by the 1600s, Tarot card artwork went from elaborately painted to bold line drawings like modern playing cards. How would you interpret King of Blades followed by Six of Cups? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: As Tarot cards gained popularity across Europe in the 1500s and its imagery became more standardized, its original religious meanings were slowly forgotten. How would you interpret Queen of Cups followed by The Chariot? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Matching Telekiad's Major Arcana cards, Black Obsidian is traditionally viewed as an intensely protective stone, helpful in forming a shield against physical and emotional negativity, and promote strength and clarity. #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: As playing cards gained in popularity and spread throughout Europe in the 1500s, the original religious significance of the imagery on the cards did not. How would you interpret Queen of Cups followed by The Chariot? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: In the 1500s the printing press let Trionfi spread in popularity from Italy. In Germany, the deck became known as Tarock. In France, Taraux, then Tarot. How would you interpret Temperance followed by Queen of Cups? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The creation of the printing press in the sixteenth century turned cards from luxury items only afforded by the rich to mass-produced decks everyone could own. How would you interpret Ten of Rods followed by Temperance? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The fully-illustrated 1491 Sola-Busca deck was a curious and lone design, remaining nearly forgotten for centuries until rediscovered in the early 1800s. How would you interpret Seven of Cups followed by Ten of Rods? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The 1491 Sola-Busca deck was the first know to fully illustrate all 78 of its cards. But it remained the only one, and an outlier, until the early 1800s. How would you interpret Queen of Rods followed by Seven of Cups? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Early Trionfi artwork resembled religious paintings of the era. Trionfi was even recommended by the Church for assistance in the instruction of the young. How would you interpret The Lovers followed by Queen of Rods? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The style and symbolism on the earliest Tarot cards resembled the art of the early Renaissance and would have been instantly recognizable at the time. How would you interpret Queen of Blades followed by The Lovers? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The oldest Trionfi cards still known to survive today were hand-painted in the 1430s to celebrate the wedding of Bianca Maria Visconti and Francesco Sforza. How would you interpret Judgement followed by Queen of Blades? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Carte da Trionfi ("triumph cards"), the earliest known decks with the modern Tarot format of four suits plus 22 unsuited cards, date from 1430s Italy. How would you interpret Eight of Coins followed by Judgement? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Every Star Trek Tarot card is fully illustrated, featuring an original inkline-and-watercolor painting of a key scene from its episode. No pip cards. How would you interpret Four of Rods followed by Eight of Coins? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: We couldn't use K for our Knight cards (in English) because they would conflict with the K on our King cards. So we used N for Knight, like in chess. How would you interpret Knight of Cups followed by Four of Rods? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Our premiere Star Trek Tarot deck matches every one of the 78 Tarot cards one-to-one with the 78 aired episodes of the original classic Star Trek. How would you interpret Five of Blades followed by Knight of Cups? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: We're matching every episode of Star Trek to its Tarot card. We don't have a "Kirk card" but Kirk might appear on the card in the scene from its episode. How would you interpret The Star followed by Five of Blades? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: We're matching every episode of Star Trek to its Tarot card. In a reading, you can draw from a card's traditional meanings or the entire story of its episode. How would you interpret Ten of Blades followed by The Star? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: We love the Starfleet-insignia-shaped Hubble Variable Nebula. Life imitates art! We use it on our card backs, our spreadcloths, and even our website. How would you interpret Nine of Coins followed by Ten of Blades? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The Starfleet-insignia-shaped nebula on our card backs is real! The Hubble Variable Nebula, so-called because its appearance slowly changes over time. How would you interpret Eight of Cups followed by Nine of Coins? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Every Star Trek Tarot card is fully illustrated, featuring an original inkline-and-watercolor painting of a key scene from its episode. No pip cards. How would you interpret Nine of Blades followed by Eight of Cups? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Every Star Trek Tarot card is fully illustrated, featuring an original inkline-and-watercolor painting of a key scene from its episode. No pip cards. How would you interpret Three of Coins followed by Nine of Blades? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The symbols around the perimeter of our spreadcloth are the same as the esoteric associations on our cards, created in a style to match the Star Trek font. How would you interpret Strength followed by Three of Coins? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Every one of our Star Trek Tarot cards is fully illustrated, featuring an original inkline-and-watercolor painting of an iconic key scene from its episode. How would you interpret Queen of Coins followed by Strength? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Matching Telekiad's suit of Coins (Work), Yellow Aventurine is a symbol of peace, hope, and prosperity, said to bring gentle delight to one's life. It reminds us that wealth and wisdom should always walk hand in hand. #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Matching Telekiad's suit of Coins (Work), Yellow Aventurine is a symbol of peace, hope, and prosperity, said to bring gentle delight to one's life. It reminds us that wealth and wisdom should always walk hand in hand. #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: Every one of our Star Trek Tarot cards is fully illustrated, featuring an original inkline-and-watercolor painting of an iconic key scene from its episode. How would you interpret King of Cups followed by Ten of Coins? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The four Tarot suits are traditionally associated with the colors red, blue, green and gold. Which just happen to be the same colors as Starfleet uniforms. How would you interpret Nine of Rods followed by King of Cups? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The Tarot suits Rods, Cups, Blades and Coins correspond to playing-card Clubs, Hearts, Spades and Diamonds, or German Acorns, Roses, Leaves and Bells. How would you interpret Four of Coins followed by Nine of Rods? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com

Fun fact: The Tarot suits Rods, Cups, Blades and Coins correspond to playing-card suits Clubs, Hearts, Spades and Diamonds, or German Acorns, Roses, Leaves and Bells. How would you interpret The World followed by Four of Coins? #TrekSky #TarotSky #StarTrek #Tarot #StarTrekTarot StarTrekTarot.com