Deck: Star Trek Tarot
| Position | Card |
|---|---|
| 1 | Queen of Cloaks |
| 2 | Justice |
| 3 | Five of Latinum |
| 4 | Nine of Latinum |
| 5 | King of Latinum |
| 6 | The Tower |
| 7 | Four of Latinum |
Queen of Cloaks paired with Justice suggests a season where something was deliberately kept hidden or held close — a Queen of Cloaks moment of concealment, strategy, or protecting your own counsel — that eventually had to answer to Justice: a reckoning, a decision, a moment where fairness or consequence caught up with the situation. This isn’t necessarily about wrongdoing; it’s about something private finally meeting the light of accountability or balance. As the guidebook notes, the full meaning of this pair may not land until the whole spread is read.
Five of Latinum. A stack of five — solid, but noticeably smaller than what sits at position 4. This points to a recent moment of feeling short-changed, undervalued, or facing a loss or setback tied to resources, effort, or worth — money, energy, or recognition not stretching as far as hoped. This is the spark that set the current chapter in motion.
Nine of Latinum — the largest stack of the spread. This is striking directly after a Five: you’ve moved from scarcity into real abundance. At the heart of things right now is accumulation, momentum, and tangible reward for sustained effort. Sit with this one, as the guidebook says — it’s asking you to notice how far you’ve actually come, and maybe to trust that more fully than you currently do.
King of Latinum. Mastery over resources, negotiation, and value — a Ferengi archetype of shrewd self-interest, deal-making, and knowing exactly what something is worth. Your current trajectory is being steered by a matured, businesslike command of your own worth and assets. The question this card poses, per the book: is this direction one you’ve chosen, or are other forces steering the wheel? Worth sitting with honestly — is this king you, fully in charge, or a role you’ve stepped into because circumstance demanded it?
The Tower paired with Four of Latinum. This is a pointed pair given your own history with Tower moments. The Tower here signals sudden upheaval, a structure or belief collapsing — but it lands next to a modest, stable Four of Latinum: a smaller, grounded stack, not scarcity, not excess. Read together, this suggests that whatever shake-up is coming (or already stirring) isn’t heading toward ruin — it’s heading toward a rebalancing. Something overbuilt or overextended may need to fall away so that what remains is sustainable and true. The guidebook’s question stands: is this an outcome you desire, or one you’d rather change the fate of?
The spread moves from concealment-meeting-justice, through scarcity, into genuine abundance, into mastery — and then straight into a Tower moment that lands not in wreckage but in a modest, steady four. Read as a whole: something has been building well (Nine, King), but the spread is warning that success built without full honesty or full ownership (Queen of Cloaks, Justice, the “other forces” question at position 5) may need a structural correction. The good news sitting in card 7: what’s left standing after that correction looks stable, not depleted.
