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Kitsune Tarot
Death, from the Kitsune Tarot

Painted for this deck by Ada & Claude

Kitsune Tarot · Major XIII

Death

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Arcana
Major XIII
Deck
Kitsune Tarot
Yes / no
No

Upright

The masked white fox walks the lantern road; leaves fall behind it and shoots rise where it steps. Something is genuinely over. Grieve it properly and walk on: the road continues.

Reversed

A season dead on the branch, refusing to fall. Resistance to a necessary ending prolongs the ache without saving the leaf.

Draw with this deckAll 78 cards

Death, painted three times

All three decks run the same seventy-eight cards, so this one has two siblings: the same card, painted for a different world.

Death, from the Yōkai TarotYōkai TarotThe gashadokuro could crush the village; instead it cradles one small lantern and the rooftops sprout green. Something enormous is over. Carry the light through it: dawn's already behind the bones.See this one  →Death, from the Fill the Void TarotFill the Void TarotOut through a door left ajar, away from a dim room of outgrown toys, dawn light on her whiskers, not once looking back. Something is genuinely over. Walk through and don't turn around.See this one  →

Further reading

Yes, no, and the coin flip in betweenMost yes/no tarot answers by which way up the card landed, which is a coin toss wearing a costume. What this site does instead, why the suits decide it, and why a card is allowed to refuse.
The Death cardThe most feared card in the deck is the one that means it least. What XIII actually says, why the Tower is the card you should be watching, and what three different decks do with the same idea.