ChrisValen That’s a really honest comparison, and it meshes with what a lot of people say about those decks.
Green Witch Oracle gets described as clean, structured, and pretty direct with its keywords. That can make it easier to learn, but some readers find it a bit less earthy or organic depending on what they want. Your feeling that it’s visually or emotionally “too clean” is something I’ve heard before.
Yogic Path Oracle is usually called more layered and symbolic, weaving together spiritual traditions and archetypes. For some that depth lands really well; for others it comes off inconsistent or harder to read reliably. You see those mixed reactions more in community talk than in official blurbs.
So your move toward Pythia Botanica makes sense - folks who drift away from the tidy keyword decks often want something more poetic, textured, or atmospheric because it lets them interpret more freely.
It’s not really about one deck being better, more that you’ve shifted from structured symbolism to a more immersive, organic style. That’s a pretty common evolution in how people read.
