On Interpretation

Consider that the hill depicted in these cards might be the same hill.

• If you're interested in that then you might also make note of the hills' height, or other elements.

Elements
Pick some.  Examples with two types:

• good/evil

• up/down

Three types could be:

• past/present/future

Systems with four include:

• spheres/stars/snakes/keys

• fire/water/earth/air

• fire/ice/slime/candy

  • They don't need to be homogeneous; you can add lumps.

Start
Set the setting and name some principals.

• Asking questions can be a good place to start.
   

Dichotomy
Disclose two seemingly irreconcilable states.  For instance:

• blue/green

• left/right

• win/loss

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Broken
Tools are needed to move forward.

Balance
Use the tools, like a mechanic, to calibrate properly.

Adversity
Progress is hindered.

Transcendence
Synthesize wisdom from lessons learned.

Influence
Means and methods become second nature.

Accomplishment
Gain a feat.

Devastation
Flip two coins.

• HH: Double hindrance.

• HT: Suspended in tension.

• TT: Obstacles crushed.

Completion
Satisfy the arcs using the Star, Moon, and Sun.

• Declare win or loss.