Runestone Tarot Card Gallery

Explore all 78 cards of the Runestone Tarot deck. Reveal a card, follow its symbols, or bring a question to the table for a personal reading.

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All 78 Tarot Card Meanings

Major Arcana

The 22 Major Arcana are the deck's named cards, numbered 0 through 21 — the Fool's journey from first step to completed world. In a reading they outrank the suits: a Major marks a chapter, not a mood. Ask which numbered card something is (“the 13th tarot card”) and this is the sequence being counted.

wands

Wands — also called Rods, Staves, or Batons — carry Fire: drive, work, creativity, and will. They ask what you are building and what it costs to keep it lit. Their ace is pure ignition; by the Eight of Wands everything is moving at once.

cups

Cups — Chalices in older decks — hold Water: love, feeling, intuition, and relationship. Every emotional question lands somewhere in this suit. It opens with the Ace of Cups, the deck's clearest image of feeling offered before it is earned.

swords

Swords — occasionally read as Spades — cut with Air: thought, truth, conflict, and the words that do damage or repair it. The suit's hardest and most famous card is the Three of Swords — heartbreak stated exactly.

pentacles

Pentacles — also called Coins, Discs, or Earth — ground the deck in the material: money, work, body, and home. They move slowly and compound. The suit's central tension sits in the Four of Pentacles: what security costs when it hardens into grip.