Tarot post mark 10.

[harpbeat]

Has it truly been so long since I did tarot readings for all of you? How tragic.

[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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[sawcleaver]

[She's quiet as she looks at the deck, hands gently shuffling the deck before handing it back to Eater. There's a lot to ask, a lot she could ask, a lot she should. But she's done so much and now there's only one way to move: forward.

A finger gently taps on the table once or twice before she finally speaks.]

Did I make the right choice?

[harpbeat]

[Eater deals three cards.]

The Seven of Swords. Running away, going lone wolf. Sometimes hidden dishonor.

The Six of Pentacles. A card in the middle, there being two sides to any issue.

The Seven of Cups. Wishful thinking, having too many options.

...Well, it's difficult to say, is it not? There were good and bad parts to any road you could have chosen, and it's hard to say what was 'right'. It all depends on what you value most. The most important part is that you made a choice, isn't it?

...I am dreadfully sorry, this is even vaguer than normal. I fare worse with yes or no questions.

[sawcleaver]

It makes sense, actually. [She chuckles a little.] I needed clarification, more than anything else.

But if you don't mind another question, I can ask it. And it will be more of a yes or no kind.

[harpbeat]

If that's the case, I don't mind, but it will be a single card. Those work fine for yes or no, I've found.

[sawcleaver]

That's more than enough.

Will the beast plague return?

[harpbeat]

[One card.]

Page of Swords. A positive answer, so assuming you don't want something with 'plague' in the name - I think you should be fine.