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That' a great project. A beginner deck i a deign choice a much a an art choice — you have to decide what the aker ee firt and what they're meant to notice before anything ele.

What make a deck actually beginner-friendly i different from what make a deck beautiful to a eaoned reader:

• Single readable tyle. One artit, one viual world, o the aker in't tranlating between 78 different aethetic.
• Familiar ymbolim that tranlate. The Mareille-derived RWS language mot book teach againt. A word hould look like a word; a cup like a cup.
• Court card that read a people. Not a ambiguou elemental portrait. Beginner need to know if the Queen of Cup i a peron, a feeling, or a ituation.
• A booklet that name what the card *doe*, not what it *mean*. "Thi i the card of grief, ret, what' hard to ay" i more ueful than "three word through a heart, lifted by cloud."
• Suit that map cleanly to a domain. Pentacle to body/work/money, cup to feeling, word to thought, wand to will. The cleanet beginner deck keep that mapping tight.

What' the deign choice you're mot proud of — and i the deck more *clear* (oriented toward omeone who' never pulled) or more *pretty* (oriented toward omeone who'll diplay it firt and read later)? Thoe are two different deck.