Tarot Card Overview
In Cyberpunk 2077, Tarot Cards are collectible graffiti murals found throughout Night City and Dogtown. These aren’t physical cards but rather large artworks tagged on various surfaces. Scanning these graffiti murals contributes to completing the “Fool on the Hill” side job. There are a total of 24 Tarot Cards to discover across the game: 20 in the main game’s Night City and an additional 4 introduced with the Phantom Liberty DLC in Dogtown.
While 22 Tarot Cards are listed, only the first 20 in Night City are required to complete the “Fool on the Hill” quest. The final two base game Tarot Cards, The Devil and Judgment, are encountered during specific ending sequences of the game. The Devil is found if you choose “The Devil” ending path, while Judgment appears inside Arasaka Tower during the assault.
Night City Tarot Cards
The main game features 20 Tarot Cards that are crucial for the “Fool on the Hill” side job and earning “The Wandering Fool” achievement. These cards are automatically marked on your map as you progress through the story.
The 20 Tarot Cards found in Night City include:
- The Fool
- The Chariot
- The Sun
- The Magician
- The Empress
- The Emperor
- The Hierophant
- The Hermit
- Strength
- Wheel of Fortune
- Justice
- The Star
- The Moon
- The Lovers
- The Tower
- The Hanged Man
- Temperance
- Death
- The High Priestess
- The World
Dogtown Tarot Cards
The Phantom Liberty DLC introduces four additional Tarot Cards located specifically within the Dogtown area. These cards are distinct from the main game’s collection and are named after suits from a standard playing card deck.
Here are the Dogtown Tarot Cards and their general locations:
- King of Cups: This mural is situated on a wall between two fences, directly across from the Dogtown entrance, near the Stadium Parking area.
- King of Pentacles: You can find this card on the same floor as Myers’ hideout (Apartments, specifically 08) within the Kress Street building.
- King of Wands: Look for this card on the staircase located in the basketball court, which is southwest of the Luxor High Wellness Spa.
- King of Swords: This mural is positioned next to the back entrance of The Moth, on the east side of the building.
Rewards and Significance
Collecting the Tarot Cards offers both in-game rewards and narrative insights.
Misty’s Dreamcatcher: Upon successfully completing the “Fool on the Hill” side job by finding the 20 Night City Tarot Cards, speaking with Misty will reward you with her Dreamcatcher. This item is a piece of memorabilia that will be displayed above V’s bed in their apartment in Megabuilding H10.
The Wandering Fool Achievement: Finding these 20 Tarot Cards also unlocks “The Wandering Fool” achievement or trophy.
Hints at Endings: The Tarot Cards are more than just collectibles; they are said to hint at the various endings of the game. Many of Cyberpunk 2077’s endings are named after these Tarot Cards, including The Sun, The Devil, The Star, Temperance, and The Tower. The new ending introduced with Phantom Liberty is also named The Tower, following this convention.
Viktor’s Perspective: When you discuss the murals with Viktor during the “Fool on the Hill” quest, he suggests that their appearance might be related to the biochip overwriting V’s brain. His advice is to interpret them as a sign to remove the chip as soon as possible. Misty, however, believes they offer hints about the future.
FAQ
How many Tarot Cards are there in Cyberpunk 2077? There are a total of 24 Tarot Cards in Cyberpunk 2077: 20 in the base game’s Night City and 4 in the Phantom Liberty DLC’s Dogtown.
Do I need to find all 24 Tarot Cards to complete the “Fool on the Hill” quest? No, you only need to find the first 20 Tarot Cards located in Night City to complete the “Fool on the Hill” side job and earn “The Wandering Fool” achievement.
Where are “The Devil” and “Judgment” Tarot Cards located? “The Devil” and “Judgment” Tarot Cards are only found during the game’s ending sequences. “The Devil” appears if you choose “The Devil” ending route, and “Judgment” is found inside Arasaka Tower during the assault in certain endings.
What reward do I get for collecting the Tarot Cards? After completing the “Fool on the Hill” side job, you will receive Misty’s Dreamcatcher, a memorabilia item that appears above V’s bed in their apartment. You also earn “The Wandering Fool” achievement.
What is the significance of the Tarot Cards in the story? The Tarot Cards are said to hint at the various endings of the game, as many endings are named after them. Viktor believes they are a symptom of the biochip’s influence, while Misty sees them as foreshadowing future events.