limits, boundaries

The range of a musical instrument refers to the span of pitches between the highest and lowest notes it can attain. It is an instrument's upper and lower limits.

In a casting, the Range Card refers to limits in capacity, resources, or ability; its appearance indicates we've bumped up against some sort of edge, some boundary. That boundary may be real, in which case we know what we have to work with; or it may be imagined or assumed, in which case it might be holding us back unneccesarily, or falsely coloring our view.

To divine the meaning of this card in a casting, consider the Solfege Die it was drawn above or under.

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