Pathfinder Harrow Deck (P2)

This is a beautiful deck. I am sure it is going to enhance my games. I am very pleased with it.

Beautiful cards in a great carrying case. I can't wait to use them in my next game.

The Harrow Deck is an important item for a GM or player to have when playing in Pathfinder's official game world of Golarion. Having seen previous iterations of the deck Paizo put out, the newest version is a beautiful update, bearing all new artwork that looks better while each art piece still represents very well the card it goes to. It also comes in a very handsome box that fits the deck and has a magnetic closure. If the only criticism of the package is to be made, it is the manual for use with the deck. This is a small, plain white paper booklet, staple bound. A nice glossy, full-color booklet would have been a better manual but it's a minor gripe. That said, this does have use beyond using it for Golarion-based campaigns, or even for TTRPG play, as it can be used like a tarot-like oracle deck to make readings.

Nice art work, good for RPGing purposes. Wish they were easier to shuffle so I could experiment with them for real world cartomancy.

I do not like these, Cards. I may have to throw them away and look somewhere else for what I want.

I really like these; the art is great, the card quality is excellent, and the box is incredible. But...the symbols for type are practically impossible to read. This is really disappointing, as some uses need this, and I don't have them memorized.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! I never saw a product like this from another TTRPG brand.

The cards are absolutely beautiful and the various spreads and ways to use these make them an incredible RPG tool at a table or even just for yourself if you play via VTT. To get a real handle on things I suggest messing around with the Harrow Deck FoundryVTT Module as it has automation that can help you learn the alignment positions/aligned/matched which can take some learning. This is not a "buy it and do it" product; there's a lot to learn and it's a process to use based on the knowledge of the one using it and if you are going to spend the high dollar price for such nice tarot cards you will need to want to actually learn to give and read harrows. If you do the PF2e Harrower Archetype or if you just like asking Fate: These things are awsome. Pros: Great looking and feeling cards. Cons: The print quality is quite good but the actual durability of them being both gloss and matte and sparkly with little to no protectice coating means they scratch and damage quite easily and if you make the investment I highly suggest also investing in Tarot Card size Sleeves. (120mm X 70mm) they are pricier and harder to find than normal sleeves but I would say are a requirement if you actually want to use this deck. They are so fragile a simple shuffle without sleeves could damage the faces or even the backs but; they really are beautiful cards. Some people prefer the 1e style decks that are a little less colorful; but I personally really prefer the PF2e art as its flashy and a lot more "out there".

Beautiful cards!!!

They are very attractive cards. I'm not sure how useful they will be in our game but I like them regardless.

Love these cards! Great quality - I use these for my kids high level AP "Deck of Destiny" for added flavour and at the start of each session for an added 1 hero point on a Harrow Draw.