Tarot

A tarot reading draws cards for a question you actually hold, then reads each card by its position in the spread — what led here, where you stand, and what the current is doing next.

Tarot does not predict a fixed future. It describes a current: the shape of a situation, the pressure inside it, and where that pressure runs if nothing changes. The same card means different things depending on where it lands, and a reversed card is not simply bad — it is that card's energy blocked, turned inward, or overdone.

FortuneCat offers three spreads. One card for today, drawn fresh each day. Three cards for one question — what led here, where you stand, what to do next. And the full Celtic Cross, ten cards covering what crosses you, the root underneath, the people around you, and where this runs if nothing changes.

Cards are drawn on the server and fixed the moment the reading is created, so the card you see never changes underneath you — polling, reloading or retrying a failed reading all show the same draw. The interpretation is written by AI in the language you are browsing in, and each reading costs one crystal.

Is the daily card the same all day?

Yes. One card is kept per day, so the card and its reading stay yours until tomorrow. You can draw again if you want a new one, and that counts as a new reading.

What does a reversed card mean?

Not the opposite, and not a bad omen. A reversed card usually means that card's energy is blocked, held inward, or pushed too far. The reading says which of those applies in that position.

How specific should my question be?

As specific as you can make it. "Should I take this offer or wait for the role I want?" gets a far more useful reading than "will things go well?". Yes/no questions get the least.