Draw from the Ward of Moons
Hold a question in mind, choose a spread, and the deck is shuffled fresh for you. Cards are read upright or reversed, and the whole reading is weighed against tonight's moon. Nothing you type leaves your device.
1. Choose a spread
2. Ask, if you like
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How to read this deck
The Ward of Moons follows the classic 78-card structure. Twenty-two major cards carry the big turns of a life, renamed for the deck: the Fool is the Innocent, the High Priestess is the Moonkeeper, the Moon is the Sentinel and the Tower is the Collapse.
The four suits keep their numbers and court cards. Wards (Wands) are will, drive and fire. Caretakers (Cups) are feeling and care for others. Watchers (Swords) are the mind, truth and conflict. Keys (Pentacles) are work, money, body and home.
A reversed card is not a bad omen. It usually means the card's energy is blocked, turned inward, or just starting. Read it as a nudge.