The Death card doesn't necessarily mean death. It means change, the end of something--a job, relationship, or other situation. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055 Ivy by Eve Livesey on deviantART - http://evelivesey.deviantart.com/art/Ivy-Overhang-PNG-358490487

Despite the card’s ominous appearance, Judgement signifies rebirth and renewal, healing, and leaving the past behind. It signifies forgiveness, both giving and accepting it. It may urge the seeker to get off the fence and make a long-awaited decision. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART…

Sovngarde (The World in a conventional deck) is a card of completion, success, attainment, and maturity. It could represent the end of a way of life or a new beginning, breadth of possibilities, perhaps relocation. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

Justice implies an impartial and honest point of view, karma, and consequences. It represents balance in all aspects of the seeker’s life—physical, spiritual, body, and mind. It could be an omen of good fortune or a legal issue resolved to the seeker’s favor. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scrolls…

The Ace of Swords is a card of triumph, power, justice and conquest. It represents a champion, hero, or leader—a force to be reckoned with. May represent a new point of view or discovery. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055 Sky by Storms-Stock…

The Fool represents folly, innocence, lack of discipline or restraint. It can also indicate a crossroads, a variety of paths to choose from. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scrolls by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Empress is a giver of life, a dominant and active female, safe and secure, who is building a future for herself and her family. The card represents passion, sexuality, fertility. It can also suggest good advice and natural growth. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scrolls by Hatestock on…

The Four of Cups speaks of boredom, discontent, and stubbornness. It represents self-absorption, someone who is consumed by his or her own emotions and refuses to see another’s point of view. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Queen of Staves is a natural leader, a creative woman who is not afraid to try new things. She is energetic, charismatic, and has a busy lifestyle. She is used to getting what she wants, but she is also loving and loyal. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll…

The Mage is someone with resources. He has control over the physical, creative, intellectual, and emotional aspects of his life. This is a card of will, mastery, imagination, and power. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Eight of Septims is a card of apprenticeship, determination, attention to detail. This is a time to focus your efforts on the task at hand, hone your skills, possibly turn a hobby into a profitable endeavor. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Ten of Septims is a positive omen. It represents accomplishment, hard-earned wealth and prosperity, and security—both financial and emotional. It implies close relationships with friends and family and encourages the seeker to celebrate his accomplishments with loved ones. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART…

The Six of Staves is a messenger of good news, success and triumph. It indicates public recognition and great expectations, an optimistic outlook, and a productive and energetic time. It could represent advancement in the arts and sciences. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART -…

The King of Staves is a man of passion, strong, handsome, charming, and charismatic. He is confident and popular. Sometimes he can be hasty. The card could also represent energy, excitement, creativity, and vision. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Page of Staves represents an overly energetic child (Frodnar fits the bill perfectly) or an eager but innocent lover. A stranger explodes into the seeker's life, possibly bearing unusual tidings. Could indicate a great idea leading to success. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART…

The Knight of Septims is responsible and dependable—a go-to guy. He is utilitarian, solid and honorable, eager to serve. This card could hint that travel is possible. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Seven of Swords represents cunning, deceit, stealth. It could warn of a con artist or trickster, someone who resorts to subterfuge to achieve a goal. It suggests uncertainty or a plan that may fail. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Four of Swords suggests a rest from strife, withdrawal, solitude, convalescence. Step back, rest and heal. Return to the basics. Meditate. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055

The Tower speaks of unexpected strife and upheaval, ruin, misery and havoc. It represents destruction and lost security. It could mean a trial by fire from which the seeker can rebuild with confidence. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055 Crack brushes by Obsidian…

The Queen of Cups is caring, compassionate and sensitive. She is fair and honest, possibly a psychic or healer. The card may represent a female ally, tender love, spirituality or devotion. Border, Skyrim logo, and artwork are screenshots, ©2011 Bethesda Softworks LLC Scroll by Hatestock on deviantART - http://hatestock.deviantart.com/art/Scrolls-172516055