Deck Interview: Deviant Moon

I finally finished my Magical Forest study, and I have promised myself that I will update more often now that I have 4 new decks to play with. So tonight I present my interview with Deviant Moon using a spread I have snagged from Chiska. I PMed Patrick Valenza on AT to get the ok to use his images, so hopefully those will be forthcoming. (And the ok has been given! Hooray!)

1: What is your most important characteristic?
Four of Pentacles (Rx)
Deviant Moon is an open deck--straightforward without holding back. It looks like the deck is an excellent companion but may have a slow learning curve. It isn't going to be a deck that gives an obvious message, so learning is definitely going to be key here.

2: What are your strengths as a deck?
Five of Pents (Rx)
This deck seems to be a revealer of secrets, exposing hidden...things, and uprooting foundations. I think Deviant is going to be a bit, um, therapeutic in the end. Or something to that effect.

3: What are your limits as a deck?
Ten of Swords
This deck is physically painful for me! I find it difficult to shuffle normally and it's still too stiff to riffle sideways. It might also be harsh as a deck in terms of interpretation. Abrasive perhaps?

4: What do you bring to the table?
Queen of Cups (Rx)
A good foundation for intuitive work. I don't even begin to think I could explain what brought me to that conclusion. ;)

5: How can I best learn from and collaborate with you?
Seven of Pentacles
I will do well with this deck if I really dig in. No more of the shying away from the truth like I did with Magical Forest toward the end. Some bloodshed is good for growth I suppose.

6: What is the potential outcome of our working relationship?
VIII-Justice
My relationship with Deviant Moon will result in balance, strength, and personal power. I will leave armed, conquering, and carrying the tools to be successful in my endeavors--whether those be inner demons or tarot study.

This looks like a promising deck!