Hybrid Tarot : Combining Lenormand & Oracle into the Tarot

by Eugene Leong

The Hybrid Tarot is a 43-card deck that integrates Lenormand symbols with traditional Tarot archetypes, while also personifying Tarot characters with various divinities. It aims to offer a unique blend of divination systems.

43 cards

Key Features

43-card deck combining Tarot and Lenormand systems
Tarot characters personified with divinities
Successfully funded on Kickstarter with 128 backers

Who It's For

This deck is ideal for experienced card readers who are familiar with both Tarot and Lenormand systems and are looking for a deck that combines their strengths. It also appeals to those interested in mythological or divine archetypes, and readers who enjoy exploring multi-layered interpretations. It may be less suitable for absolute beginners due to its complex, integrated system.

Funded on Kickstarter · 128 backers · Launched Feb 2021 · View campaign

Last updated April 14, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in the Hybrid Tarot deck?

The Hybrid Tarot deck consists of 43 cards. This count suggests a curated selection of archetypes and symbols, rather than a full traditional 78-card Tarot or a standard 36-card Lenormand deck, reflecting its hybrid nature.

What divination systems does the Hybrid Tarot combine?

The Hybrid Tarot combines elements from three divination systems: traditional Tarot, the symbolic language of Lenormand, and the personification of Tarot characters with various divinities. This creates a multi-layered approach to readings.

Is the Hybrid Tarot suitable for beginners?

Due to its integration of multiple divination systems (Tarot, Lenormand, and divine personifications), the Hybrid Tarot is likely more suited for experienced readers who have a foundational understanding of at least Tarot and Lenormand. Beginners might find the layered symbolism challenging without prior knowledge.