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Pagat.com John McLeod's collection of Tarot-Rules (and many other games) all around the world. WOPC - Simon Wintle Many aspects of Playing Cards Andy Pollett A report about early Playing Card development. |
Early Rules (under construction)The rules of 1637 are the oldest Tarot Rules, that we know. But it's also interesting to watch out for other ways to play with cards.Period GamesHans-Joachim Alscher's Document Collection |
About Playing Trionfi in 15th CenturyAll that we know about Trionfi Playing in that time - which is not much.Old playing card wordsAnalyses of old English dictionaries |
Discussion GroupsPlayers do meet in the web and elsewhere and discuss rules and other stuff.tarotgame |
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This page is about "Tarot as a game", a complex and great world outside of the nowadays very popular divinatory aspect, which is the result of a later development since the end of 18th century. We do not know much about "Trionfi as game" in 15th century, also not much about Tarot as game in 16th century. The first known Tarot rules are from 1637, but we know, that there are many different ways to play the game. Most of the links at this page lead to foreign sites. |
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BooksThe ultimative book about Tarot and its rules from Michael Dummett and John McLeod. But there are also many others from the IPSC and more others. |
Playing OnlineYou can play Tarot online at various places.Objective Tarot |
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Watching PicturesOur Tarot Museum, a massive collection of Tarot Cards all around the web |
FAQAnswers to various questions about playing cards.Articles to early playing card development |
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Other LinksPlaying Card ProducersJim Wickson's link collection |