Spanish Tarot Review by Sebastian P. Cuenca It is a product of the well known Spanish publishing company Fournier, reproducing the woodblock print of the Liguria-PiedmontsTarot printed in 1736. The deck contains the traditional 78 cards: 22 major arcana cards and 56 minors. The court card names are given in Spanish only. The Spanish names for the suits are: Bastos (wands), Copas (cups), Espadas (swords) and Oros (coins/pentacles). Wands are curved and Swords are straight. A small roman numeral at the bottom of each numbered suit card shows its number and orientation. This deck is available as the Spanish Tarot (Fournier version) and the Spanish-English Tarot (U. S. Games version). The backs are beige (with diamond shapes) with a flower in the center of each diamond. The faces carry a beige background, with a thin black border. The Major Arcana follows the traditional titles, with Justice as VIII, and Strength as XI. The titles are placed in English on the top and in Spanish at the