Minor arcana · Wands
9 of Wands
The Nine of Wands stands for a watchfulness won through experience: what you already built protects itself from a last assault.
The Nine of Wands stands for a watchfulness won through experience: what you already built protects itself from a last assault.
His brow bandaged, a man stands leaning on a tall wand in front of a row of eight wands planted in the ground. His head turns aside, his gaze set far off.
Experience gives you a head start: you spot the signals early, you protect what matters and you keep an opening for what comes.
When watchfulness turns into distrust, you close doors nobody pushes any more and every new figure becomes a possible assault.
RWS. Nine of Wands. The bandage worn high and the palisade already raised speak of a defence that cost: Waite reads the memory of blows taken.
Protect what matters, then check the rest of your walls: some defences cost more than they bring back.
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