Wands

General meaning

A wand can stand for power, both physical and mental. In some decks the wands have young shoots near the tip, which show beginnings and growth as well.

The Wands are generally the Fire suit. They show the energy that creates new things, sparks things off, or even brings something to life. Put another way, they’re like ideas, inspiration and drive.

The Wands also show work: work that keeps moving and keeps creating something new.

Because they’re Fire cards, a lot of Wands in a reading means you’ll have plenty of energy for things during that time. You’ll feel fired up. But too many can make you overconfident, and sometimes you might decide or do things without thinking them through first.

The court cards of the Wands are mostly fired up, driven, and always full of fresh ideas. When they want to do something, they do it right away, sometimes without thinking it through first. They’re bold, ready to take a risk and try new things, but they can also be impatient and quick to get annoyed.

The Wands cards

Ace of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithAce of Wandsideas popping into your head
Two of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithTwo of Wandsstarting to take control
Three of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithThree of Wandsideas taking shape
Four of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithFour of Wandsfirst success
Seven of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithSeven of Wandsdaring to fight
Eight of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithEight of Wandsacting quickly
Nine of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithNine of Wandsdetermination
Ten of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithTen of Wandsfeeling weighed down
Page of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithPage of Wandscheerful child
Knight of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithKnight of Wandsenergetic and ambitious
Queen of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithQueen of Wandslively, energetic woman
King of Wands tarot card, Rider-Waite-SmithKing of Wandsenergetic and devoted to what he cares about