So that sort of explains the new Unicode 7.0 characters "fool" and "trump-1" through "trump-21" as well as the existing "knight" playing-card characters. Wikipe

So that sort of explains the new Unicode 7.0 characters "fool" and "trump-1" through "trump-21" as well as the existing "knight" playing-card characters. Wikipedia helps too. 'A Tarot deck corresponds in every particular with those called Tarocchi by writers of the 16th century. It consists of 56 numeral cards of four suits and 22 emblematic cards called atouts (trumps). Each suit consists of fourteen cards: ten "number" or "pip" cards, and four "court" cards, the Roi (King), Dame, (Queen), Chevalier (Knight), and Valet (Jack). Of the atouts, 21 are numbered from 1 to 21, and a non-numbered card called "Fou" ("Fool", also called "Mat" or "L'Excuse" in play) has various meanings depending on the particular Tarot variant being played...' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarot,_tarock_and_tarocchi_games https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarot,_tarock_and_tarocchi_gam...