page_title: Cego
hierarchical_section_title: Cego
caption_attribution_description: English: Trumps 1, 21, and the Gstieß from an Adler-Cego deck. This standard pattern was created in the early 19th century and is the last surviving animal tarot still in use. It is currently employed for Cego in Baden, Germany. ASS Altenburger, a Cartamundi subsidiary, is the last manufacturer of this pattern.
context_page_description: Cego or Baden Tarock, also called Ceco, is a tarot card game played mainly in the Upper Rhine valley, the Black Forest, the adjacent Baar lowland and around Lake Constance in Switzerland and Austria. The game is similar to Königrufen and Tapp-Tarock. It is distinguished by a large skat, or talon, called "the Blind".
context_section_description: Cego or Baden Tarock (German: Badisches Tarock), also called Ceco (from Latin: caecus, meaning blind), is a tarot card game played mainly in the Upper Rhine valley, the Black Forest, the adjacent Baar lowland and around Lake Constance in Switzerland and Austria. The game is similar to Königrufen and Tapp-Tarock. It is distinguished by a large skat, or talon, called "the Blind".
caption: The honour trumps in a Cego deck.
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