Wands
Next to other cards of its own suit, the Five of Wands grows stronger: the theme of energy and action sounds especially loud and the situation develops in one direction.
Minor Arcana · Wands · combinations
In combinations, the Five of Wands adds rivalry, arguments and commotion. It shows a conflict of interests that can be either healthy competition or a waste of energy.
How Five of Wands affects neighboring cards of each suit, following the rule of elemental dignities (more in the “Elements” section).
Next to other cards of its own suit, the Five of Wands grows stronger: the theme of energy and action sounds especially loud and the situation develops in one direction.
Fire and Water are opposing elements. Next to the Cups, the Five of Wands weakens: the theme of energy and action comes into conflict with the theme of feelings and relationships.
Fire and Air are friendly elements. Next to the Swords, the Five of Wands gains support: the theme of energy and action is complemented by the theme of thoughts and decisions.
Fire and Earth are neutral elements. Next to the Pentacles, the Five of Wands keeps its meaning, and the neighboring cards show how it will play out in the area of money and practical matters.
Inexperience in an argument, a conflict caused by carelessness.
Competition in which the most skillful wins.
Hidden rivalry, behind-the-scenes struggle.
Arguments in the family, jealousy between loved ones.
Conflict with management, a power struggle.
Disputes over principles, a clash with traditions.
Rivalry in love, competing for a partner’s attention.
A fight for first place, fierce competition.
The ability to handle arguments without losing your composure.
Avoiding conflicts, unwillingness to join the fight.
Changes that intensify competition.
Legal disputes, a fight for justice.
A drawn-out conflict with no result.
The end of the struggle, the conflict resolved.
Reconciliation after arguments, looking for a compromise.
Aggressive competition, a dirty fight.
The conflict escalates into an open crisis.
Healthy competition that inspires you to grow.
A conflict rooted in misunderstanding, rumors, deception.
Winning the competition; the arguments end in success.
Old conflicts returning, disputes reopened.
The end of rivalry, victory in the struggle.
Victory over the competition.
You will have to stand your ground.
A drawn-out conflict.
Pick two of the 78 cards and get the meaning of the pair, its love interpretation and a hint based on the elements.
Rivalry in love, competing for a partner’s attention.
The end of the struggle, the conflict resolved.
Winning the competition; the arguments end in success.
In combinations, the Five of Wands adds rivalry, arguments and commotion. It shows a conflict of interests that can be either healthy competition or a waste of energy.