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Call of the Morrigan Oracle opens like a gateway to an ancient landscape of mist, ravens, and battlefields. The imagery carries something timeless, as if you’re looking at nature and memory at once. There’s a presence here that doesn’t whisper but calls, not for drama, but for backbone. This deck doesn’t place you on the sidelines. It puts you inside your own story, where “hero, witch, and victor” is not a title, but a stance.
These are oracle cards with 45 cards and a 312-page guidebook, in English, published by Llewellyn Publications.
This set is described as the culmination of three priestesses’ devotional work to the Morrigan. The cards are meant not only to deliver messages, but also to serve as tools for spell work, rituals, and worship. The deck is divided into five suits, each with its own insights, and the cards are vertical while the guidebook is horizontal.
The packaging is also part of the experience: the horizontal box is described as doubling as a card altar for premium display. In the supplied reader feedback, the cards are noted as oversized and Naomi Cornock’s art as highly detailed, making the images useful as deeper meditation and journeying focus. The book is described as massive, with multiple interpretations per card, keywords, and small spells and rituals suggested for each card.
Stephanie Woodfield has been a practicing Pagan for more than twenty years and is described as a devotional polytheist, teacher, and Priestess of the Morrigan. She is a founding member of Morrigu’s Daughters and an organizer for several Pagan gatherings. She teaches classes on devotional work and magical practice in the US and internationally. She lives in the Orlando area with her husband, a pampered cat, and various reptiles, and enjoys creating art out of skulls and other “dead things.” She is called to helping others forge meaningful experiences with the Morrigan, as well as the Gods and land of Ireland.
Karen Storminger has been a practicing polytheist pagan most of her life. Her practices include an eclectic mix of paganism, healing practices, and personal study and practice with The Morrigan, Hecate, Brigid, and The Cailleach. She is an active member of the Connecticut Wiccan and Pagan Network and The Tuatha De Morrigan groups. She has had poetry published in several GirlGod anthologies and is the co-author of Prayers to The Morrigan: An Illustrated Book of Devotion to the Great Queen.
Naomi Cornock is a pagan artist from West Country England. Her work extends her animist Pagan beliefs, reflecting connection to nature and ancestors. She creates art to depict the magick she sees and feels every day, hoping others may use it to find a deeper connection with and value in the natural world.
These oracle cards fit if you want a deck with a clear devotional line to the Morrigan and you like cards that can also be used as ritual tools. It helps if you enjoy working with suits, because you can read by “family” and notice repeating threads more easily. With its extensive guidebook, this deck also suits readers who like having multiple angles for each card.
If you prefer a light, general-purpose oracle without devotional context, the tone here may feel too specific. This deck is explicitly positioned as work with the Morrigan and the energy connected to her.
Pull one card for “where am I being challenged to rise?” and a second for “what action makes it real right now.”
Call of the Morrigan Oracle is an English-language oracle set with 45 cards and a substantial guidebook, divided into five suits and intended for messages as well as ritual use devoted to the Morrigan.
| Auteur | Stephanie Woodfield |
| ISBN | 9780738777689 |
| Taal | English |
| Uitgeverij | Llewellyn |
| SKU | 2113-LL689 |
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