Knight of Wands, from the 1909 Rider-Waite-Smith deck: a knight in a tunic patterned with salamanders rides a rearing horse across the desert, holding a sprouting wand, pyramids behind him.

Knight of Wands

Wands · Fire

Knight of Wands means action and passion, charging ahead with courage and a habit of leaving before the hard part. Reversed, the energy turns reckless or stalls, with big promises that vanish.

This is someone who's ready to just go, and they're waiting for permission they do not need.

  • action
  • passion
  • impulse
  • adventure
  • charm
  • charging ahead

Traditional meaning, written in Rosemary's voice by the team that builds this site. Her own notes on this card are still to come.

Knight of Wands upright

The Knight goes. Books the ticket on a Tuesday, drives four hours because they felt like it. This can be a person in your life who is charming and hard to pin down, or it can be your own energy right now, Chariot energy with less of the discipline. There's real courage here, and also a habit of leaving before the hard part.

Knight of Wands reversed

Reversed, the energy is either reckless or stalled. Someone promised a lot and vanished, or you feel the itch to leave and have nowhere to go. Slow down enough to choose the direction before you floor it.

In love

Someone passionate and fast, who makes you feel chosen and then goes quiet for days. Feel the heat, and notice if they stay when it stops being exciting.

In work and money

A bold move, a pitch or a change you make quickly and feel good about. Make it, and build in one check before you spend money you don't have.

As advice

Choose your direction before you floor it. Make the bold move, and build in one check before you spend money you do not have.

Yes or no?

Yes, the Knight of Wands is a card of action and momentum, though a fast yes can also cool quickly. A single card shows a lean, never a promise of how things turn out.

For yourself

Restlessness is your soul telling you something, and it hasn't told you where to run yet. Ask what you're moving toward and let that choose the direction.

Questions about Knight of Wands

What does the Knight of Wands mean in tarot?

Knight of Wands means action and passion, charging ahead with courage and a habit of leaving before the hard part. Reversed, the energy turns reckless or stalls, with big promises that vanish.

What does the Knight of Wands mean in love?

In love, the Knight of Wands shows someone passionate and fast, who makes you feel chosen and then may go quiet for days.

What does the Knight of Wands mean reversed?

Reversed, the Knight of Wands shows reckless or stalled energy, someone who promised a lot and vanished, or restlessness with nowhere to go.

What does the Knight of Wands mean as feelings?

As feelings, the Knight of Wands shows intense attraction and excitement, someone drawn to you who may struggle to stay steady.

Is the Knight of Wands a yes or no card?

Yes, the Knight of Wands is a card of action and momentum, though a fast yes can also cool quickly.

The short answers, the advice and the yes-or-no lean on this page are traditional readings of the card, written by the team that builds this site.

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Card image: the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith, 1909. Public domain.