Tarot post mark 2.

[harpbeat]

I do believe I'm in the mood for Tarot readings. Would anyone like one?

[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 you your fortune.

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

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[harpbeat]

Not at all. [She hands him the deck.] I hope so, at least.

[warriorscribe]

*Enoch takes the deck and begins to shuffle, speaking as he does.*

His name is Armaros. We were separated when I was taken to the tower, and...I'm worried for him.

*A moment of focus, of fervent prayer that Armaros is well, not dead, not trapped in The Darkness, not one of the phantoms... And he hands the deck back with a trembling hand. It proved accurate for him, so...could he easily shake it off if it predicted ill fortune for Armaros, too?*

[harpbeat]

[The fate of Armaros is revealed in three cards.]

The first card, the most important perhaps, is the Four of Swords. At rest. This is a peaceful rest, not troubled by guilt or worry.

The next card is the Two of Wands. Another positive card - your friend is capable of choosing his own fate.

And the final card is the Lovers. A card that signifies a deep connection to you, as well as the ability to make the most important choices.

Armaros may well be at rest, but it is not a troubled sleep. This is what I gather from these three.

[warriorscribe]

*That ruled out the phantoms, at least. Those creatures that couldn't possibly be at rest, that sought the substance that anchored them to the world...

But all the same, though it may be a result of peace, the wording here...*

Does this necessarily mean death?

[harpbeat]

I would not say that it necessarily means anything - I have no idea of the circumstances of your world and your friend, for one.