The last Friday the 13th is here. We explain how the superstition came to be and how many more 13th are in your future.

Friday the 13th is widely considered an unlucky day, rooted in centuries-old superstitions from Norse mythology and Biblical traditions. Both Friday and the number 13 have long been regarded as symbols of bad luck in Western cultures.

The trickster god Loki showed up uninvited as the thirteenth guest and orchestrated the ‘murder by mistletoe’ death of Balder the Beautiful, god of light and gladness. Balder’s death brought grief to the world and solidified the bad vibes of the number thirteen. Fateful feasts continue in the Christian tradition.

Scorpio (October 23 – November 21) looks at Friday the 13th and says, “Challenge accepted.” These water signs thrive in mysterious, intense environments, so this is basically their day to shine. Let’s break it down:

These three zodiac signs don't feel any bad luck on Friday the 13th. In fact, they love all of the vibes it gives off.

Friday the 13th is this week, and local tattoo shops are getting ready for the rush of customers. Since 2008, tattoo enthusiasts have looked forward to their local tattoo shops offering deals and specials in honor of Friday the 13th.

Friday the 13th, is the dreaded day on the calendar to watch out for ladders and black cats and even worse for those that suffer from Triskaidekaphobia, a diagnosis term for those afraid of the number 13.