0 - The Fool - writers who leap into new projects with curiosity and courage. Sometimes their focus can be scattered and they can struggle with a lack of planning in storytelling. They're not afraid to take on challenges and multiple projects at once.
1 - The Magician - those writers turn raw experiences into words. They grow and process feelings through writing about them. They transform pain into valuable insights. Perfectionism can block them.
2 - The High Priestess - writers who are deeply intuitive, subconsciously knowing what to write and how. The ideas are simply there - and they chose to put them on paper. Fear of being seen may hold them back.
3 - The Empress - they have a rich imagination with capability to create universes. They're a fertile writer, unless they fall into imposter syndrome. Potential narratives are everywhere around them. They may become overly attached to their work.
4 - The Emperor - they thrive in structure and discipline, which keeps them organized. Their stories need to start with solid foundations, and they can create them well. Writing of this archetype is planned, organized and structured. They can fall into rigidity or be too attached to rules.
5 - The Hierophant - this archetype feels like they're meant to pay tribute to the ones who came before them. Their books try to tell the stories of the days gone and about the lives of people. They highlight universal truths and respect tradition. Resistance to new and unknown may be an issue.
6 - The Lovers - they love writing with others, actively commenting on plot and characters, sharing ideas with trusted people. Their writing is deeply emotional and focuses on relationships. They can struggle with dependance on others' approval and people pleasing.
7 - The Chariot - they have high drive and focus, easily spending hours on writing sessions. They're very determined to finish what they started. Problems don't paralyze them; they motivate. This archetype tends to be restless and get burnout, forgetting to stop and rest from time to time.
8 - Strength - patient and courageous, they slowly but surely push forward towards their goal. They may spend half of the time in their head, overthinking what they put on paper. Routines are what works the best for them.
9 - The Hermit - when they can hide in their room, with their notes and ideas, closed off from the outside world, that's when the magic happens. Sometimes they forget they should get some sunlight. Self-criticism may be an issue.
10 - Wheel of fortune - they're open to unpredictability in storytelling and don't need everything figured out. Writing inspiration comes spontaneously. They may be quite inconsistent and feel stuck at times.
11 - Justice - this archetype likes to discuss morality, societal rules, injustices and consequences of choices. Accuracy in writing is a priority. They can be quite judgemental.
12 - The Hanged One - they can always find a fresh perspective, a new narrative to explore. They like their stories unconventional and provoking. A lot of reflection typically takes place before actual writing. Excessive rewriting can also occur.
13 - Death - transformation and rebirth are the main topics of this archetype. Uncomfortable topics aren't of any issue. Often dropping ways of doing things if better ones show up. They may have the tendency to over-focus on endings and conclusions, neglecting the "boring" middle part.
14 - Temperance - emotion & logic and reflection & action are well balanced. They approach writing with steady effort and stop when they feel like stopping. Their writing has a healing vibe. Indecisiveness may occur.
15 - The Devil - this writer dives into the darker aspects of human nature - desire, obsession, fear, suffering. Their works are intense and impactful. They struggle with procrastination and perfectionism.
16 - Tower - their work often provokes strong reactions, pushing readers to confront uncomfortable realities, and exposes what is often ignored, suppressed, or unstable. They get overwhelmed easily.
17 - The Star - they're optimistic, visionary, and their works often uplift and inspire. Their writing shines the most in reflective storytelling, with topic of hope. They may be too idealistic or disconnected from reality.
18 - The Moon - deeply intuitive, guided by instincts and dreams. They delve into emotions, fears, secrets, and psychological complexity. Surrealism and symbolism are their cup of tea. They may struggle with distinguishing reality from dreams.
19 - The Sun - they're playful and energetic, communicating ideas clearly, directly, and confidently. They trust their voice and vision, expressing ideas with conviction. They may get overconfident or superficial.
20 - Judgement - engages deeply with personal insight and past experiences. They aim to awaken ot provoke thought. Their narratives frequently focus on realization and self-discovery. They may be too self-critical.
21 - World - excels at bringing projects to full realization, crafting work that feels complete and polished. They draw on wide-ranging ideas, giving their work a sense of universality. They may be resistant to new beginnings and over-focus on finishing their works.
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