On the front of the card, there is a posture of a victor. The winner has taken several swords from the defeated person, and with a satisfied smile, watches the loser leave. However, this smile is not one of justice or kindness; the more the loser becomes depressed, the happier the winner becomes. From the card, it can be seen that a violent struggle has just ended, the loser has left, but the winner is still in a state of self-congratulation without realizing the consequences. This victory brings him no benefits, only harming others without benefiting himself. It not only fosters his ambition but also makes him more selfish. The Five of Swords represents a person who has won a meaningless battle, warning people of using any means to harm others for the sake of victory. Additionally, holding this card indicates hostility, quarrels, and humiliation.

In an upright position, the Five of Swords strongly implies conflict in career. The appearance of the Five of Swords indicates that you are not satisfied with your current environment, which might be due to being annoyed by colleagues or doubting your own existence. In a way, the appearance of this card might indicate that you will be laid off, or you will resign yourself. Looking at it from the perspective of having your own company or personal studio, this card represents the possibility of losing cooperation with others, as well as quarrels or serious and critical negotiations with subordinates or employees. On the other hand, it also suggests the possibility of malicious competition with industry peers.

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