The many different worlds of magick are explored in the Grimoire Series, Pt. 1.

Illustrated by David Edgerly, artist behind Edgy Brothers' Dia de los Muertos campaign, these decks recall the times we spent as kids in the world of fantasy role-playing games, or RPG's, where the knowledge of powerful sorcerers was contained in ancient texts, or Grimoires. 

The Elemental Court Cards represent the different spirits and creatures of the four elemental forces - Earth, Wind, Air and Water.

Scans of each card can be seen at

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Grimoire.html

GRIMOIRE - "grim'wär - Noun... "A forbidden book of magic spells and incantations... a gateway to the secrets of the supernatural..." In the darkest depths of your imagination, The Grimoire Deck awaits. Containing a wicked menagerie of gothic imagery, subtly adorned with classical Celtic iconography. The Grimoire Deck is crafted by one of the most sought after artists in the magic industry, Manoj Kaushal. His carefully designed, richly detailed images capture the enchantment and mystique of the ancient Magical text after which it is named. Using USPCC's legendary Bicycle card stock, The Grimoire Deck is comprised of twelve customized skeletal court cards, two custom jokers, a Grimoire double backer and a Grimoire/Mandolin double backer.

Using USPCC Bicycle card stock, The Grimoire Deck is comprised of twelve customized skeletal court cards, two custom jokers, a Grimoire double backer and a Grimoire/Mandolin double backer.

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/352-bicycle_grimoire

This deck is unlike any other deck you've seen, with its intricately designed tuck box and back design. The box itself is a work of art, made to resemble a conjuring spell-book. Embossed with hot foil designs, the box features a giant key on the front cover, warning you of the great power that lies within. The Key of Solomon is protected by a giant serpent surrounding it, as if warning you that once you open the "book," you can never go back. Kickstarter