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King of Wands
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A
stern King in fine red and gilt robes sits on a simple throne.
He holds a wand and a small lizard sits on the arm of his throne.
A copper shield with a rampant black lion and a rich Persian
carpet hang on the wall, and there is a fire burning beside
him.
My
Interpretation: A
man of many talents.
A
charming man, witty and enigmatic. Virile, strong and fiery
in nature, with a tendancy to be a little hasty.
(Reversed:
A crisis may be brewing, and you must keep your head. A ruthless
man may try to crush your resistance).
Edit
notes: Different
to v1.0 card as I've added more symbolism
to assist readers. This card is different to the Rider-Waite
card, although hopefully still easily recognisable as the King
and Wand are fairly obvious. Does the face look a bit Ewan McGregorish,
or is that my imagination?
