I use this deck all the time too - it was well worth the $25 to print it out.
Vintage Tarot decks include more art/influence from the current ruling empire, not new-age mystic nonsense.
Mu is my favorite trick taking game of all time, but it is difficult enough that I don't get a chance to play it very often.
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Also I didn't know those were called trick-taking games [0]
There is an iOS version of it - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/m%C3%BC/id351448383 (and it runs on my mini - https://imgur.com/a/eJsx4Wd )
And yea, the point values would be the problematic parts.
Incidentally, there's been a new issuing of the game: from the publisher - https://shop.czechgames.com/mu-more/ though it appears to be out of stock there, there is a reseller with the new version https://www.cardhaus.com/mu-more/
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I'd also suggest Nyet ( https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1107/nyet ) which is another odd deck count game (3x1, 1x[2...13]) x 4 suits. It was originally a ruleset for the Mü deck where you excluded rules from the next round ("no - not that rule" -> "Nyet")
I think one colored suit symbol and one rank is the most needed. Some cards could have symbols like Uno’s “skip” card as their rank.
This paragraph was designed as ruthless LLM slop.