Magicians, Martyrs and Madmen Tarot

The Mythos Tarot cards

Justice – Matthew Hopkins

The Justice card represents equality, honesty and integrity. When reversed it indicates all the negative aspects of judicial authority, including bias and the failure of a lawsuit. On the card Hopkins is depicted holding a staff and rope, which replace the traditional symbols of the Justice card with ones more applicable to a modern world in which judges are rarely blind or balanced.

King of Wands – Vlad Dracula

The King of Wands represents a dark man who is honest and provides material and emotional security to the reader. He is austere and intellectual, like Vlad the Impaler, finding creative solutions to difficult problems. This card might indicate a creative pursuit or forthcoming news involving business.

King of Pentacles - Ratu Udre Udre

The King of Pentacles indicates business and intellectual aptitude, including mathematical ability. There is some pride represented on this card, but also protection. Udre Udre only ate his vanquished enemies, never his own people. He is depicted sitting calmly atop a pile of human skulls, showing that his high position came through his skilful conquest of those who opposed him.