Five of Wands: tarot card meaning

Keywords: competition, conflict, rivalry, disagreement, tension
Reversed: avoiding conflict, agreement, resolution, inner tension, giving in
Upright
The Five of Wands shows a clash of energies: competition, arguments, or differences of opinion. It's rarely serious; more of a scuffle than a war. Use the rivalry to grow, without losing sight of the shared goal.
Reversed
Reversed, it suggests the conflict is calming down, or that you're avoiding it. This may be the moment to find common ground, or to acknowledge tensions you've been keeping to yourself. Open up a conversation.
In love
Small arguments or ego clashes; talk things through without trying to win.
Work and money
Competition, clashing ideas within the team, or a race for a position.
Advice
Compete fairly and stay open to other ideas.
Symbolism
Five young men cross their wands in what looks like a fight, yet no one gets hurt: it's more of a game or a practice session than a battle. Each wears a different color, reflecting different points of view. The card captures the chaotic energy of many wills colliding.
Yes or no?
No. In a yes or no reading, Five of Wands leans towards no. Reversed it can soften: less a flat no than a “not yet” or “not like this”. Yes or no tarot
Element: Fire
Astrology: Saturn in Leo