Spanish Tarot answers

The Spanish baraja is actually a deck for playing — mus and tute have been played with it for centuries. But in Spain it leads a double life: at the same kitchen table, with the same 48 cards, destiny has always been read too. Coins, cups, swords and clubs carry there a concrete, everyday symbolism.

That is exactly the character the interpretation has too: the Spanish tarot answers more concretely and more directly than the symbol-laden arcana. Ask your question, choose three cards from the 48, and the artificial intelligence reads the combination onto your situation — with the dry gaze these cards are known for.

If the classic tarot sometimes answers you too ambiguously, the baraja is worth the try: it prefers speaking plainly to speaking prettily. Free and with no sign-up.