The Popgoth Oracle: Deluxe Edition

The Popgoth Oracle is a comprehensive 115-card oracle deck created by Anthony, also known as popgoth, a tarot reader, artist, astrologer, and practicing witch. The deck was conceived out of a desire for an oracle system that provides solid, real meanings, covering both light and dark aspects, including angels, demons, kabbalah, and qliphoth. Unlike many oracle decks that focus solely on positive affirmations, this deck aims to offer a more nuanced and detailed approach to divination, suitable for those seeking deeper insights.

Designed to function both independently and in conjunction with the creator's Popgoth Tarot, this oracle deck is intended to bring additional detail and illumination to readings. Its diverse thematic content, spanning Angels, Demons, Alchemy, Goddesses and Spirits, Planets, Signs, and Houses, allows for a broad range of interpretive possibilities. The deck is also presented as a tool for spellwork, meditation, and spiritual conjuration, with physical images intended to boost the power of such practices.

The cards are specified to be 70mm x 121mm (2.75" x 4.75"), printed on 350gsm professional quality card stock with a blue core and a smooth finish. Each deck includes a substantial 130+ page full-color guidebook, ensuring that users have detailed explanations for each card. The physical production aims for durability and a premium feel, housed in a rigid tuckbox.

This deck is ideal for experienced tarot and oracle readers who are looking for a more complex and multifaceted oracle system that delves into both light and shadow aspects of spirituality. It will appeal to practitioners interested in kabbalah, qliphoth, angelic and demonic conjuration, and those who appreciate a blend of pop culture and esoteric themes. Readers who find traditional 'lightworker' oracle decks too simplistic will appreciate its depth and versatility, especially those who enjoy combining oracle and tarot for detailed readings.

Anthony, known as popgoth, is a multifaceted practitioner encompassing tarot reading, art, astrology, and witchcraft. Their motivation for creating The Popgoth Oracle stemmed from a dissatisfaction with existing oracle decks, which they found often lacked clarity, depth, or substantial guidebooks, and were frequently overly saccharine. Anthony aimed to create a deck that offered solid, real meanings, encompassing both light and dark aspects of spirituality, and could be used for various practices beyond simple affirmations, including spellwork and conjuration.