Are there any decks that are not mini bu
Question
Are there any decks that are not mini but at least smaller than your average deck?
Answer
Yes — there's a middle tier between mini (about 41–44 × 63–73 mm) and the industry-standard 70 × 120 mm. Sizes in that gap:
| Format | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bridge size | 2.25 × 3.5 in (57 × 89 mm) | The playing-card-derived small format; a few tarot print shops offer RWS art at it, and some oracle/divination decks use it |
| Pocket / tin | ~2 × 3.5 in (51 × 89 mm) | Morgan Greer Tarot in a Tin is the best-known one |
| Travel tin | 2.25 × 3.75 in (57 × 95 mm) | Smith-Waite Centennial Tarot Deck in a Tin |
| Small tarot | 70 × 108 mm | Same width as standard, shorter — less common |
| Poker size | 2.5 × 3.5 in (63 × 89 mm) | A handful of oracle decks; no major RWS publisher does this |
For a full 78-card RWS deck with real artwork rather than a reprint, the tin editions (Morgan Greer, Smith-Waite Centennial) are the practical picks in this range — they read fine, and the tin doubles as the case. Bridge-size RWS decks mostly come from custom printers as short runs, so you won't find them on a retail shelf.
If you tell me which deck or art style you're after, I can narrow it to what's actually in print right now.