Tarot post mark 5.

[harpbeat]

Would anyone like to have a Tarot reading?

[A deck is on the table in front of her.]

Simply focus on your question while shuffling the deck, and inform me of your question when you return the deck to me. Then I can read your fortune.

[Any game, any character will be read with a real shuffling of a real Tarot deck!]

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[harpbeat]

[Eater deals seven cards in silence and reads them all over before speaking.]

The past is represented by the Six of Pentacles. The card represents a duality, the haves and have-nots. There are those close to you in a place of relative comfort and those who go without.

Your present: the Two of Wands. The card represents being bold, taking risks and using the power you have to influence events.

You are helped by the Four of Pentacles. The Four of Pentacles suggests blocked change, controlling the flow of events and keeping things the way they've been. In this situation, I would suggest that you would much appreciate things not to change so drastically.

You are hurt by the Seven of Wands. A card of aggression and defiance, it represents standing by your point of view even when that harms yourself or others. There are times when you must let go of what you thought was right.

The others around you are shown by the Devil. The Devil card indicates hopelessness, lacking faith in the future and being controlled by others, kept in an unhealthy and unwanted situation.

Your actions should reflect the Ace of Wands. This card and the presence of a group of Wands in the reading puts an emphasis on taking action, of having courage in what you do and belief that it will turn out well.

Your results are shown by the Eight of Swords. [Eater takes a moment longer to read this one.] This is a card of restriction and confusion. It suggests that your choices seem difficult and your options few. It is not uncommon to feel powerless, even in places where you still hold some power.

In this situation, the cards suggest that your gamble will work, but the sense of hopelessness that pervades your Tower will not fade so quickly.

[warriorscribe]

So I must both...be wary of and stand by my beliefs? Surely it would refer to two different ideas...

[harpbeat]

Hmm... Well, it could just be the aggression part?

[warriorscribe]

...That would make sense. It wouldn't be anything new...I've long held the belief that anger clouds judgment.

[harpbeat]

On the plus side, you didn't draw the Tower today.

[warriorscribe]

Indeed. I do seem to attract that card...

[harpbeat]

Perhaps things will turn out for the better.

[Or you could get the Ruana event aha...ha...]