How is the tarot game played?

What Tarot? Dude, (or Chick-who knows?) you got the wrong forum with the wrong people: if you really want some answers check out other forums as well!

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not sure what you mean by "the Tarot Game" but if you post here it means you it has to do with Heroes of might and magic kingdoms

He might mean the cards that was in the Complete edition.

Can anyone help me with these? I'd love to try them out.

I have them, they look cool but there's no description about how to play them.

there are two sorts of cards in that tarot-package inside the complete edition:

one stack are normal playing cards, you know, for poker or skat or whatever game you can play as well with the standard spades/diamonds/clubs/hearts cards.

the other stack are the "true" tarot cards and have captions like "the rebel" or "the lord".

as far as i know (i never used tarot cards), you can't play games with tarot cards. they are used for fortune telling and have to be picked and placed in a certain pattern in order to do so.

check google or wikipedia for more information, i guess they are more reliable than me

Tarot cards were actually intended for real card games similar to Spades and Sheepshead! Despite the misleading impression given by the huge amount of card reading literature, those cards were not originally intended for fortune telling. Real card games with Tarot cards may be played. A Tarot card game is very popular now in France and Canada. There are also similar card games played in Central Europe and Italy. The players nowadays often use a modern looking deck with the suit signs of hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs of the Poker deck and the trumps have different pictures than the fortune telling decks. Simply Google "French Tarot" or "Jeu de Tarot" and you can see some examples of what I'm talking about. Although it is most often played in French speaking regions, the Tarot card game has recently started to make some appearances in the US and the UK.