Once the cards are laid out, the individual interprets their meaning and intuitively connects with the symbols, images, and messages they convey. It is important to trust one's intuition during this process and allow the cards to speak to them. This may involve drawing on personal knowledge of the dragon mythology and symbolism, as well as relying on one's own intuitive insights. If you need more in-depth information on a card, there is a digital guidebook provided that provides descriptions and meanings for each card, both major arcana and minor arcana.

Does it have alternate names for Major Arcana cards?:Yes, The Devil is renamed "Chains" and the Wheel of Fortune becomes "The Wheel." I’ve specially written Dragonland–A Traveler’s Report to open up the realm of adventure found in the fantastic world of myth and magic inhabited by the Dragon. In the outline of Dragonland, you will enter a world which, as it was experienced, we could almost see and feel with our physical senses. Perhaps somewhere in the mists of time it describes a place not too different from where we as a race of beings do come from. The minor arcana is separated into four suits—wands, swords, cups, and pentacles, traditionally—and each suit relates to a facet of human experience. Wands represent action and motivation; swords represent thought processes and decision-making; cups represent feelings and emotions; and pentacles represent the material world, as in work and finances. Each minor arcana has a theme and special style of dragon featured throughout the suit. The style of dragons tie in beautifully to the meanings of the suit and cards.Behind the unfriendly tales in which the dragon serves largely as a test of valour for passing knights-errant lies an esoteric tradition of the beast embodying forces of nature that we barely understand. Though occasionally hostile, as when an Earth Dragon stirs and our cities crumble, or when Water Dragons release torrents from the sky, river or ocean there is no personal malice. Dragons simply operate by different laws that do not automatically have human interests at their heart. Understanding and bending to their laws is one path to wisdom.” Brief biography of Ms. Conway: A native of the Pacific Northwest, author D.J. Conway has studied the occult fields for over 35 years. Her quest for knowledge has covered every aspect of Paganism and Wicca to New Age and Eastern philosophies; plus history, the magical arts, philosophy, customs, mythologies and folklore. In 1998, she was voted Best Wiccan and New Age author by Silver Chalice, a Pagan magazine. She lives a rather quiet life, with most of her time spent researching and writing. Another unique symbol found in dragon tarot cards is the pentacle. The pentacle is a five-pointed star surrounded by a circle. It is a symbol of protection and can also represent the balance of the elements. In dragon tarot cards, the pentacle is often shown with a dragon wrapped around it, symbolizing the dragon's protective nature.

The Dragon Tarot represents the fulfillment of centuries of research into symbolism by mystics from the world over, bringing together the stories, myth, and magic from cultures as diverse as ancient Babylon, Egypt, and Imperial China, to the legends of King Arthur, St. George, and Siegfried. The Wands dragons are fiery and curious with an adventurous spirit. The art features lots of smoke, fire, and fog with lots of reds as the main colour palette.Does it have alternate names for Major Arcana cards?: Yes, The Devil is renamed "Chains" and the Wheel of Fortune becomes "The Wheel."