The Sceptic's Tarot

Now that we have conquered writer's block, let's look at ways The Sceptic's Tarot can help you add to or start a story with tarot cards.

Every technique to force a story can help get your creativity flowing. This will be fun!

Here is a new one

An addition to the spreads you can use for inspiration:

1. The story
2. However
3. What now

Other ways to start a story

Other ways to force-start a story or add to one can be found in the techniques:

• Tickle the typewriter (several suggestions), and
• The backwards story,

and the spread

• The quest.

Yes, this last one is a reflection spread, but can be a wonderful way to plot your story.

And that's not all!

Problem-solving spreads and techniques can likewise start or add to a story.

Problem-solving techniques:

• This could change everything,
• Yes And But,
• I have an idea [for a story]!, and
• Two sides of the same coin.

Problem-solving spreads:

• And But Therefore,
• The root of the problem,
• BeCAUSE,
• How do I get what I want?
• Unlocking solutions, and
• Navigating the maze.

There you have it: a wealth of ways to start a story or add to one. If all these options confuse you, start with the first one and work your way down. I can guarantee you a myriad of stories.

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