Romani Tarot

Name: Romani Tarot
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 5 (20 reviews)
Author: The Fool's Dog, LLC

Entertainment

$3.99 · Designed for iPad

20 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Entertainment
Developer

The Fool's Dog, LLC
Language

EN
+ 1 More
Size

34.9
MB

The magic and mystery of the Romani people, or Gypsies, comes alive in The Buckland Romani Tarot! The Buckland Romani Tarot clothes the familiar archetypes from the Rider-Waite-Smith deck with images of Romani people and culture. The Romani, or Gypsies, have always been fortune tellers as they travelled through the world, learning the wisdom traditions of every nation. Now expert diviner Raymond Buckland, half-Romani and the father of American Witchcraft, reveals Romani wisdom at the turn of a card. Beautifully illustrated by Lissanne Lake, the art of The Buckland Romani Tarot will enchant you. *Intuitive, elegant interface is easy for beginners and experts *Gorgeous full screen, high-resolution card images *Full support for all current iOS devices *Complete and unabridged text by Raymond Buckland *Lovely illustrations by Lissanne Lake *Sophisticated Journal *Includes full and unabridged book *7 intermediate and 5 advanced card spreads by Raymond Buckland, 25 spreads in total *Design your own spread with Free Form *Allow reversed cards or not *Option to use Major Arcana only *Zoom in to enlarge card details *Share reading via Facebook, email and Twitter *Animated shuffle & cut *Optional voice prompts *Customize with your own card meanings & reading cloths *Many adjustable settings *Book and card meanings available in English only For so long the Gypsies have been associated with the Tarot. At last, there is a Tarot deck that is actually tied into the Gypsies themselves! ~Raymond Buckland

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

20 Ratings

Best ever!!!
11/11/2017

ayteliran
Spot on!!!! Extremely accurate!
Best ever!!!
11/11/2017

ayteliran

Spot on!!!! Extremely accurate!
Great deck in real life n in app
12/20/2016

Rizkaro
This is a superb deck with rich colors n symbolism.
Great deck in real life n in app
12/20/2016

Rizkaro

This is a superb deck with rich colors n symbolism.
Fool's Dog makes the best Tarot apps out there
04/22/2013

Aslo White
Another winner from Fool's Dog. This is the 12th deck I've bought from this excellent developer, and I love them all. Despite my initial misgivings about the ability of an electronic version of Tarot to "read," I've been proven wrong again and again. Readings are SPOT ON. And the app has obviously been designed by people who understand Tarot and how it is likely to be used. Really excellent, down to the last detail. The Journal feature allows you to take notes on a reading and e-mail or SMS it to the querent. You can also go back in and add notes to an existing journal entry (love that!). In the journal entry, the reading is reproduced with brief capsule descriptions. In a reading, you have the choice of viewing the "bullet" — the distilled, bottom-line interpretation — or the longer version from the book that accompanies the deck. (Oh, and you also get the full text from the book!) The Buckland deck is not really suitable for the beginner IMHO, but TFD offers many other decks, appropriate for the novice to the experienced Tarot enthusiast, all of which are well worth the very reasonable price, no matter what is your interest level.
Fool's Dog makes the best Tarot apps out there
04/22/2013

Aslo White

Another winner from Fool's Dog. This is the 12th deck I've bought from this excellent developer, and I love them all. Despite my initial misgivings about the ability of an electronic version of Tarot to "read," I've been proven wrong again and again. Readings are SPOT ON. And the app has obviously been designed by people who understand Tarot and how it is likely to be used. Really excellent, down to the last detail. The Journal feature allows you to take notes on a reading and e-mail or SMS it to the querent. You can also go back in and add notes to an existing journal entry (love that!). In the journal entry, the reading is reproduced with brief capsule descriptions. In a reading, you have the choice of viewing the "bullet" — the distilled, bottom-line interpretation — or the longer version from the book that accompanies the deck. (Oh, and you also get the full text from the book!) The Buckland deck is not really suitable for the beginner IMHO, but TFD offers many other decks, appropriate for the novice to the experienced Tarot enthusiast, all of which are well worth the very reasonable price, no matter what is your interest level.
🎆🎇🌠🎇🎆
07/08/2015

akdjhka
Fantastic sepia-toned video with VARDOS GALORE — and ancient times of people. So beautiful and touching. Look up:The Dubliners The Travelling People 1967 (an Ewan Maccoll song)YT channel – joasha156Lyrics:The Travelling PeopleI'm a freeborn man of the travelling people Got no fixed abode with nomads I am numbered Country lanes and bye ways were always my ways I never fancied being lumbered Well we knew the woods and all the resting places The small birds sang when winter time was over Then we'd pack our load and be on the road They were good old times for the rover In the open ground where a man could linger Stay a week or two for time was not your master Then away you'd jog with your horse and dog Nice and easy no need to go faster And sometimes you'd meet up with other travellers Hear the news or else swop family information At the country fairs we'd be meeting there All the people of the travelling nation I've made willow creels and the heather besoms And I've even done some begging and some hawkin' And I've lain there spent rapped up in my tent And I've listened to the old folks talking All you freeborn men of the travelling people Every tinker rolling stone and gypsy rover Winds of change are blowing old ways are going Your travelling days will soon be over I'm a freeborn man of the travelling people Got no fixed abode with nomads I am numbered Country lanes and bye ways were always my ways I never fancied being lumbered.
🎆🎇🌠🎇🎆
07/08/2015

akdjhka

Fantastic sepia-toned video with VARDOS GALORE — and ancient times of people. So beautiful and touching. Look up:The Dubliners The Travelling People 1967 (an Ewan Maccoll song)YT channel – joasha156Lyrics:The Travelling PeopleI'm a freeborn man of the travelling people Got no fixed abode with nomads I am numbered Country lanes and bye ways were always my ways I never fancied being lumbered Well we knew the woods and all the resting places The small birds sang when winter time was over Then we'd pack our load and be on the road They were good old times for the rover In the open ground where a man could linger Stay a week or two for time was not your master Then away you'd jog with your horse and dog Nice and easy no need to go faster And sometimes you'd meet up with other travellers Hear the news or else swop family information At the country fairs we'd be meeting there All the people of the travelling nation I've made willow creels and the heather besoms And I've even done some begging and some hawkin' And I've lain there spent rapped up in my tent And I've listened to the old folks talking All you freeborn men of the travelling people Every tinker rolling stone and gypsy rover Winds of change are blowing old ways are going Your travelling days will soon be over I'm a freeborn man of the travelling people Got no fixed abode with nomads I am numbered Country lanes and bye ways were always my ways I never fancied being lumbered.

Improved support for X family devices, including the newer iPad Pros. Fixes Journal crashing issue. Various other minor enhancements and small bug fixes.