Also, batons are now horseshoes.
 
Hey, works for me too.

@Lawful Girly  
Hey, beliefs have to start somewhere.

@FanOfMostEverything  
…though, of course, tarot was used to play a perfectly normal whist-like card game until the 19th century, when each card was given “spiritual significance” to cash in on the spiritualist craze, and said to originate in Egypt because of the popularity of the discoveries being made in Egypt.

@FanOfMostEverything  
Dead on.

From source:
 
Early on, she was thought to be Penthesilea, Queen of the Amazons, but during the Middle Ages Rachel from the Christian Bible’s Old Testament became popular.
 
“Queen of the Thrones of Flame. Adaptability, steady force applied to an object. Steady rule; great attractive power, power of command, yet liked notwithstanding. Kind and generous when not opposed. If ill-dignified: obstinate, revengeful, domineering, tyrannical, and apt to turn suddenly against another without cause (eeyup).”
 
A Harlot (hah!). A friendly, enterprising woman. A manipulative woman. Hidden agendas. Opposition.