Morgana's Tarot Readings

Morgana the undead robot is a 7th-dan go player, chess grandmaster and is always the Minister of Internal Security in Junta games. On occasion she sees fit to reveal potential plot arcs through the incredibly unequivocal medium of Tarot readings, enabling our glorious GM to sit back, sip his daiquiri and giggle.

Readings from Session 11

• Cat asks, "Do you know who you were before? Morgana shuffles cards, pulls out the High Priestess.
• Cat asks, "Are you happy?" Morgana shuffles cards, pulls out the ten of pentacles -- a large family gathering.
• Cat asks, "What do you want?" Morgana shuffles cards, pulls out the two of pentacles -- a juggler trying to balance two large coins.
• Hans asks, "Or would you prefer to be dismantled and returned to the crypt where you can rest?" Morgana rolls back a bit and swivels so she has her back to Hans.
• Cat asks, "Is there anything we can do for you?"
  • Morgana then begins dealing cards. First, Judgement, on top. Then The High Priestess. Then eight cards in a row. These last eight cards each depict a single female character. There's a gap between the 6th and the 7th. The High Priestess card is above that gap. Finally the Ten of Pentacles goes below the whole arrangement.
  • Morgana takes The Magician out of the deck and carefully places it next to Judgement at the top of the layout. Then slowly shifts each card from the row of eight up to line up with the High Priestess.
• Cat asks, "Where can we find them?" Morgana sweeps up all the cards and lays three down: Death, the Seven of Swords, and Judgement.
• Hans asks, "Seven of them are deceased?" Morgana flashes the eight of swords at Hans and returns it to her deck.
• Unanswered (?) questions:
  • Hans asks, "Wait. Are you asking us to resurrect the rest of your family as chess-boxes as well?"
  • Arvid asks, "this doesn't have anything to do with vampires, does it?"
• Hans asks, "Do you think it's wise to leave the area at this point?" Morgana sweeps all the cards back into her deck. Pulls out the Six of Swords (a family travelling in a boat) and turns it upside down.