Gen Z Tarot

• This deck slays. The 78 Gen Z–coded cards feature the Major and Minor Arcana with art that matches the energy of the OG Rider-Waite tarot deck and card names updated for the world’s newest generation of adults, like Zaddy (King of Pentacles) and Main Character Energy (The World).
• Real talk. The set includes 78 illustrated cards (3 x 5 inches), shrink wrapped and housed in a card sleeve; a 136-page illustrated paperback book (3 x 5 inches); and a keepsake magnetic closure box (3-1/2 x 5-3/8 inches).
• It’s a bit extra, but the enclosed guidebook includes a detailed breakdown of using the deck, as well as the TL;DR meanings (upright and reversed), imagery, and interpretations for each card—because we don’t gatekeep.
• You’re not delulu. This deck is perfect for both tarot beginners and experienced readers, as it provides a relatable understanding of the cards while maintaining the traditional meanings.
• It’s lit. The imagery in the cards showcases LGBTQIA+, racial, body size, and accessibility diversity, reflecting the beauty and diversity of Gen Z. And that’s on periodt.

Scott Bergman is a designer and artist from Brooklyn, New York. He used to work at Apple and live in San Francisco. He created
the Millennial Tarot and Gen Z Tarot decks to make spiritual guidance more accessible and fun.