The Sleek Witch Tarot Deck is a modern and stylish interpretation of the traditional tarot cards. It features vibrant and contemporary illustrations that bring a fresh and unique approach to tarot readings and divination. The deck incorporates elements of witchcraft and magic, making it a perfect choice for those interested in the occult and esoteric arts. The Sleek Witch Tarot Deck consists of 78 cards, each representing different aspects of life, spirituality, and personal growth. The cards can be used for various types of readings, including love, career, and personal development. Whether you are new to tarot or an experienced practitioner, the Sleek Witch Tarot Deck offers a visually stunning and intuitively rich tool for exploring the mysteries of the universe.
Whether you are new to tarot or an experienced practitioner, the Sleek Witch Tarot Deck offers a visually stunning and intuitively rich tool for exploring the mysteries of the universe. With its sleek design and modern illustrations, this tarot deck is a must-have for anyone interested in divination and self-discovery..
Rubik's Cube Shape Mods
In this section I will present some Rubik's Cube twisty puzzle shape mods which all have the classic 3x3x3 core mechanism in the inside but from outside they seem to be something else. These puzzles on the attached picture have all the same internal core mechanism, though they have different shapes and solutions.
To solve these you have to learn a new algorithm which rotates the centre pieces. On a classic cube you don't have to worry about the rotation of a centre piece because the faces have solid colours, but in these cases the centre piece can be textured.
Turn two centers 90 degrees at the same time:
F Clockwise, U Counterclockwise : ( M' U M U' ) x 5
F Counterclockwise, U Clockwise : ( M' U' M U ) x 5
To turn the U center 180 o : ( R U R' U ) x 5
Or do the T-Permutation twice:
( R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' ) x 2
Mirror Cube
The Mirror Cube (or mirror blocks) is probably the most popular 3x3 variation out there. Reflective gold or silver stickers cover the pieces of this shape shifting cube. While on the classic Rubik's Cube six colours marked the solved state, in this case you can tell by shape and heights. A face is solved when it's flat and all pieces are on the same height with nothing sticking out. In solved position the distance between the core of the cube and the particular faces varies. Once you have found where a piece belongs you have to solve it the same way as the Rubik's Cube. There are 2x2x2 and 4x4x4 Mirror Cubes as well.
Ghost Cube
The Ghost Cube is an iconic and very difficlult shape shifter. In the solved state you have to first misalign the layers to make it fully functional. What makes it confusing at the first sight is that the solved state we want to achieve is not a cube, but a cube with the slightly shifted layers. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with this shape before scrambling it completely and trying to solve it.
Windmill Cube
The Windmill Cube is a 3x3 cube, but cut diagonally on the white and yellow faces, rather than horizontally like the rest of the cube. It is what is known as a supercube, which means that center rotation matters. So, what that means is that if one of the red, green, blue, or orange (on a windmill cube) centers are rotated by 90° in either direction or 180°, that would not be considered solved.
Fisher Cube
The Fisher Cube was made in the mid eighties by Tony Fisher and it was his first custom puzzle. Maybe this is the first Rubik's shape mod ever, so we're talking about a real classic. It has a perfect cube shape but basically it's a Rubik's Cube twisted 45 o around a central axis, making 4 edge pieces become centre pieces, 4 centre pieces become corner pieces and so on. If you can solve the classic 3x3x3 you can't have problems with this one, just pay attention to the parity.
Picture Cubes
Applying custom stickers on the cube can make it a new challenge. These cubes are known as picture cubes. This Earth Cube for example is not just a Rubik's Cube but some kind of jigsaw puzzle too, where you can put the pieces next to each other only if you have some serious geographic knowledge. Usually you have to orient the centre pieces if the stickers have patterns using the algorithm presented above.
YJ Heart Puzzle
A heart shaped Rubik's Cube can be a nice Valentines gift to a puzzle maniac. On the picture is a YJ Heart Puzzle, which has a very good quality, it moves smooth and is cheap (5$) and it doesn't have any stickers on it. The only annoying thing about it is because of the symmetric heart shape namely the opposite pieces are so similar in height and shape that you don't even know if you put a piece in the right spot or not. You need a microscope to distinguish two similar pieces. This little detail can make the whole puzzle hardly to enjoy.
Mastermorphix
The pillowed Mastermorphix is another classic 3x3x3 mod. There are 4-coloured and a 1-coloured versions too. This puzzle has 4 triangle shaped centre pieces (originally corners on the Rubik's Cube) which don't have to be oriented like all the other pieces. If you reach the last layer and one corner piece remains unsolved then go back to a triangle centre piece and rotate that so you can finish the solution of the Mastermorphix. Probably you will have to use the algorithm presented at the beginning of the page to rotate the last centre piece.
3x3x3 QJ Dodecahedron
This 14-sided puzzle has 2 pentagon and 12 trapezoidal faces. It is produced by QJ and it changes shape with every move. It's common with the classic 3x3x3 that you don't need to orient the centres. There are two triangle shaped corners which don't need to be oriented either. The interesting thing about it is that there are some four-coloured edge pieces. This puzzle is certainly a nice collection piece.
Axis Cube
The Axis Cube or also known as Axel Cube is a very intimidating looking mod when it is scrambled (as you can see on the first picture of this page). In solved position it is a cube, but it changes shape with every move. In this case you have to orient every single piece, there are no exceptions.
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Reviews for "The sleek witch tarot deck: A tool for self-reflection and personal growth"
1. Jane - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really disappointed with the Sleek witch tarot deck. The artwork was not what I expected at all. It looked more like amateur drawings than professional illustrations. The images were not clear, and it was hard to make out the symbols and details. The cardstock was also very flimsy and easily bent. Overall, the quality was poor, and I wouldn't recommend this deck to anyone looking for a true tarot experience.
2. Michael - ★★☆☆☆
I found the Sleek witch tarot deck to be quite underwhelming. The colors used in the cards were too dark and dull, making it difficult to get a clear reading from them. The card meanings were also not very clear or well-defined. As someone who has been using tarot decks for years, I was hoping for more depth and complexity in this deck, but unfortunately, it lacked the substance I was looking for. If you're a serious tarot enthusiast, I would suggest looking elsewhere for a deck that offers more insight and clarity.
3. Emily - ★★☆☆☆
The Sleek witch tarot deck didn't meet my expectations. The illustrations seemed rushed and lacked attention to detail. The images on the cards were not very visually appealing, and they didn't resonate with me emotionally. The card meanings were also vague and didn't provide much guidance or insight. Overall, I found this deck to be uninspiring and would not recommend it to anyone seeking a deeper connection with their tarot practice.
4. Sarah - ★☆☆☆☆
I regret purchasing the Sleek witch tarot deck. The cardstock feels cheap and flimsy, and I worry that they won't hold up with regular use. The artwork is also disappointing, with simplistic designs and lackluster colors. The symbolism and imagery in the cards are not well-executed, making it challenging to connect with the deck on a spiritual level. I would caution anyone considering buying this deck to invest their money in a higher-quality option instead.
5. David - ★★☆☆☆
I found the Sleek witch tarot deck to be quite lackluster. The illustrations were minimalist and didn't offer much depth or complexity. The card meanings were also too vague, requiring me to rely heavily on my intuition rather than having a solid foundation of symbolism to work with. Additionally, the cardstock was not as durable as I had hoped, and I worry that the cards will show signs of wear and tear quickly. Overall, this deck did not meet my expectations, and I would not recommend it to serious tarot enthusiasts.