Tarot

Tarot was a type of fortune-telling performed with a special deck of cards, each card holding a meaning. According to Donna Noble, the meaning of a fortune depicted by a card was changed depending on whether the card was presented to a viewer facing forwards or backwards. (PROSE: Legends of Camelot)

Cards in a Tarot deck included
 * The Queen of Cups
 * The Fool
 * The Hanged Man, signifying someone who would cause trouble
 * The Tower, usually struck by lightning, signifying death and destruction
 * Death, usually a skeleton holding a scythe and hourglass. (PROSE: White Darkness)
 * The Ace of Pentacles
 * The Four of Pentacles
 * The Page of Pentacles
 * The Ace of Wands
 * The Knight of Wands
 * The Three of Cups
 * The Page of Cups
 * The six of Swords
 * The seven of Swords
 * The Knight of Swords
 * The Tower
 * The High Priestess
 * The Sun
 * The Emperor
 * The Lovers (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People)
 * The ten of Swords (PROSE: Legends of Camelot)
 * Eight of Wands, "Movement"
 * Two of Disks
 * Five of Wands, "Disaster"
 * Eight of Swords, "Interference"
 * King of Swords
 * Three of Wands, "Virtue"
 * Ten of Cups, "Satisfaction"
 * Knave of Cups, Sabbath's favourite card (AUDIO: Sabbath Dei)

The four suits were Cups, Swords, Pentacles, and Wands, (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People) although instead of Pentacles some decks used Coins (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People) or Disks. (AUDIO: Sabbath Dei)

When Jack Harkness searched for the second resurrection gauntlet, a little girl who was reading tarot cards told him where to find it, later revealing the grim reaper/death card just as Jack was leaving. (TV: Dead Man Walking)

While in the Seventh Doctor's mind, Ace found a pack of tarot cards with images from the Doctor's life on them. (PROSE: Timewyrm: Revelation)

Sabbath and Eliza played a game of Vingt-un with a Tarot deck. (AUDIO: Sabbath Dei)

Ruth O'Neil once played Snap with tarot cards. (AUDIO: Night Thoughts)

Jane once offered to read Frank's tarot. (PROSE: The Party in Room Four)