Persona 30th Anniversary Tarot Collection Opens Preorders at $70

The Persona 30th Anniversary Tarot Collection is now available to pre-order, bringing together three premium tarot decks based on Persona 3 Reload, Persona 4 Golden and Persona 5 Royal. Level 99 Games has priced the officially licensed collection at $70 USD, with shipping expected around 27 November 2026.
Pre-orders opened on 8 September through the Level 99 Games store and the SEGA ATLUS Shop. Rather than creating one anniversary deck, the collection recreates the different tarot card designs used across three Persona games and packages them together in a Velvet Room-inspired display case.
What Comes in the Persona Tarot Collection
The three decks contain different numbers of cards, reflecting the tarot sets represented in their respective games:
- Persona 3 Reload: 75 cards
- Persona 4 Golden: 77 cards
- Persona 5 Royal: 24 cards
A standard tarot deck contains 78 cards, split between 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards. That puts the Persona 3 Reload and Persona 4 Golden decks close to a traditional full deck, while the Persona 5 Royal version is considerably smaller at 24 cards.
Each heavy-duty deck has foil edging and comes inside a foiled tuckbox with reversible designs. All three deck boxes are then stored in a velvet and foil-lined display case decorated with imagery inspired by the Velvet Room.
Persona Tarot Collection Shipping Starts in Late November
Level 99 Games lists a shipping window of around 27 November 2026 for the collection. The company’s announcement describes broader retail availability as coming in Winter 2026, with worldwide availability set to follow.
The $70 USD purchase includes the display box, all three deck boxes and 176 cards in total. For Persona collectors, the main draw is that the set turns tarot artwork previously seen inside Persona 3 Reload, Persona 4 Golden and Persona 5 Royal into an official physical collection rather than simply applying Persona branding to a conventional tarot deck.
















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