Skip to content
Vrachka
Ask the Oracle

Minor Arcana

Suit of Wands: the 14 cards and their meanings

The Wands are one of the four suits of the Minor Arcana: 14 cards, from the ace to the ten and the four court cards (page, knight, queen and king). In the Rider-Waite-Smith deck the suit is linked to the element of fire. Every card has a meaning upright and reversed.

The meanings follow the Rider-Waite-Smith deck Vrachka editorial team Editorial Policy

Keywords

Upright and reversed

14 cards: Wands, by the Rider-Waite-Smith deck. Three keywords for each position.
No.CardUprightReversed
1Ace of Wandsfresh beginnings, celestial inspiration, vibrant enthusiasmlack of motivation, stagnation, exhaustion
2Two of Wandsplanning, decisions, futurefear of failure, lack of direction, uncertainty
3Three of Wandsvision, progress, partnershipstagnation, lack of direction, disillusionment
4Four of Wandscelebration, resonance, fellowshipuncertainty, friction, stagnation
5Five of Wandsrivalry, discord, competitive frictionconflict resolution, inner peace, reconciliation
6Six of Wandsvictory, acclaim, visibilitybereavement, isolation, ego
7Seven of Wandsprotection, courage, overcoming challengesbetrayal, apprehension, retreat
8Eight of Wandsspeed, momentum, transformationprocrastination, disillusionment, scattered focus
9Nine of Wandsresilience, courage, defenseweariness, anxiety, betrayal
10Ten of Wandsburden, responsibility, overwhelmrelease, shedding burdens, release from obligation
11Page of Wandsinspiration, current insights, cosmic energycreative block, stagnation, disillusionment
12Knight of Wandsenthusiasm, action, boldnessstagnation, disillusionment, aimlessness
13Queen of Wandspassion, confidence, vitalityjealousy, impatience, egocentrism
14King of Wandsleadership, passion, confidencetyranny, wrath, impulsivity

Next step

Draw a card

Draw a card for your question and read its meaning.

Draw a card