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Learn while you play this timeline-based card game about the Indigenous People struggle for their rights in the U.S and Canada and how those rights have been upheld or abandoned.. It can be played by 2-8 people and is suitable for ages 8 and above.

Education Edition includes a study guide, references, extended and instructions and may include more cards.

Travel Edition is the size of a deck of playing cards and includes 75-100 cards and a instruction card.

Learn while you play this timeline-based card game details the history of the Indigenous People in the Southwest from the Indigenous perspective. It can be played by 2-8 people and is suitable for ages 8 and above.

Education Edition includes a study guide, references, extended and instructions and may include more cards.

Travel Edition is the size of a deck of playing cards and includes 75-100 cards and a instruction card.

The classic deck with nicer colouring. Not sure if the colours have changed enough to alter the symbolism, but as the artwork is the same, I'm not sure it matters too much. Cardstock is high quality and glossy; easy to shuffle. My one complaint is that some of the details have been lost on the smaller human figures.½

All of the symbolism and familiarity of the original Rider-Waite with improved coloring on each of the cards. It's also printed on very smooth and durable cardstock. A worthy rendering of a classic.

We purchased this book after a visit to the Mark Twain House and museum in Hartford on June 23,2006. [5bb/06@MarkTwainHouse,Hartford,CT] Portraits of 13 famous authors appear on their cards, and their prominent works are noted. Authors include Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, William Makepeace Thackeray, Robert Lewis Stevenson, William Shakespeare, James Fenimore Cooper, Washington Irving, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry Wordsworth Longfellow, Sir Walter Scott, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Louisa May Alcott, and Edgar Allen Poe.