Three sisters weave, measure, and cut the threads of fate. This card explores the repercussions of decisions and reflects on the past.
Upright Meaning
- Person. A person perhaps nearing the end of their life, troubled by past mistakes or reflecting on prior decisions.
- Creature or Trap. A supernatural creature connected to fate, such as a Celestial, modron, or hag.
- Place. Somewhere meant for literal or metaphorical reflection, such as a room full of mirrors, a still mountain lake, a monastery, a hermitage, or a library.
- Treasure. An ornate or magical mirror, tapestry, or other woven treasure; alternatively, magic that can alter fate.
- Situation. A situation ordained by fate, perhaps involving a supernatural punishment or reward.
Reversed Meaning
- Person. A person driven by the desire to escape whatever fate has in store.
- Creature or Trap. A creature strongly associated with chaos, such as a demon or a slaad.
- Place. A place that discourages reflection, such as a dark place or a noisy, busy one.
- Treasure. An art object depicting the effort to escape fate, or a magic item powered by chaos.
- Situation. An unjust situation where evil is rewarded and good is punished.