A well-crafted pick leans against a wall at the entrance to a mine. The Mine card represents something valuable underground or buried in the earth.
Upright Meaning
- Person. A miner or an archaeologist.
- Creature or Trap. A creature that burrows underground, especially one that delves into the earth in search of prey (such as a giant weasel).
- Place. A mine, an archaeological dig, or a similar excavated site.
- Treasure. A treasure from the earth, such as metal ore or gems, or any treasure that has been buried and unearthed.
- Situation. Something unearthed that should have remained buried.
Reversed Meaning
- Person. Someone who places things in the earth, such as a gardener or an undertaker.
- Creature or Trap. A creature that lives underground but hunts above ground (such as an ankheg or a bulette).
- Place. A place that has sunk into the earth, perhaps swallowed in a sinkhole or covered in a mudslide.
- Treasure. A treasure buried in the earth.
- Situation. The retrieval of something buried.