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Tarot card combinations
Cards change each other. Here are the pairs people ask about most, read in the Rider–Waite–Smith tradition.
All combinations
- Death and The Tower
- The Lovers and The Devil
- The Lovers and Two of Cups
- Death and The Lovers
- The Empress and The Emperor
- The Sun and The Moon
- The Star and The Moon
- The Tower and The Star
- The Tower and Ten of Swords
- The Lovers and Three of Swords
- The Devil and The Tower
- Wheel of Fortune and Death
- The Lovers and Ten of Cups
- Two of Cups and Ten of Cups
- Ace of Cups and Two of Cups
- The Hermit and The Lovers
- The Magician and The High Priestess
- The Fool and The World
- Judgement and The World
- Death and Ten of Swords
- The High Priestess and The Moon
- Knight of Cups and The Lovers
- Queen of Cups and King of Cups
- The Empress and Ace of Pentacles
- The Sun and The World
- The Star and The Sun
- The Hanged Man and Death
- The Tower and Three of Swords
- The Devil and Two of Cups
- The Lovers and Justice
- The Emperor and Justice
- The Chariot and Wheel of Fortune
- The Fool and The Magician
- Ten of Cups and Ten of Pentacles
- Ace of Cups and Ace of Wands
- Ace of Swords and Justice
- Five of Cups and Six of Cups
- Three of Swords and Ten of Swords
- Eight of Cups and Death
- Six of Swords and Eight of Cups
- Knight of Wands and The Lovers
- Page of Cups and Ace of Cups
- Two of Swords and The Lovers
- Four of Cups and The Hermit
- Nine of Cups and Ten of Cups
- Seven of Swords and The Moon
- Five of Pentacles and Six of Pentacles
- Wheel of Fortune and The World
- Temperance and The Star
- The Empress and The High Priestess
- The Emperor and The Hierophant
- The Hierophant and The Lovers
- Strength and The Chariot
- Justice and Judgement
- The Moon and The Tower
- The Devil and The Moon
- The Sun and The Lovers
- King of Cups and The Lovers
- Queen of Wands and King of Wands
- Knight of Swords and The Tower
- Three of Cups and Three of Swords
How to read combinations
Read each card alone first, then ask what story they tell together. Look at shared suits, numbers and symbols, and at which card comes first in the spread. Major Arcana pairs point to big life themes.
Questions answered
How do you read two tarot cards together?
Read each card's meaning, then combine them into one sentence, with the first card as the situation and the second as how it develops.
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