Seven of Swords

A figure sneaks away from an encampment carrying five swords, two remaining planted in the ground. He looks back over his shoulder. Upright, the Seven of Swords represents deception, stealth, strategy, getting away with something, and the need for cunning rather than force. It can also indicate the need to go it alone. Reversed, it warns of being caught, confession, coming clean, or the failure of a secretive plan.