[ID: 3 Rectangular Flags Made Up Of 7 Horizontal Stripes. The Stripes From Top To Bottom Are Vibrant

8swordalleytarotic / 8swordamtarotic: A gender connected to the 8 of Swords, by Liz Mamont, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to helplessness, blindfolds, blades, and a feeling of being trapped. It may be related to anxiety, facing trials and overcoming barriers.

[ID 1: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are red-brown, yellow-white, light grey, off white, dark grey, grey, dark blue-grey, yellow-white, dark brown. In the middle of the first flag, there is an 8 of Swords tarot card with a black and red marbled background. The card depicts a light-skinned feminine figure in a black dress, looking to the left with their back to the camera. They’re wearing a white blindfold, and their arms are bound behind their back. There is a black and white halo behind their head. Four sword blades with flowing shadows stick up from the white floor, while the remaining four hang around the figure’s head on a circle of barbed wire. End ID.]

Rev8swordalleytarotic / Rev8swordamtarotic: A gender connected to the reversed 8 of Swords, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to cages, facing fears, and relief in freedom. It may be related to removing blindfolds and dodging blades.

[ID 2: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark brown, yellow-white, dark blue-grey, grey, dark grey, off white, light grey, yellow-white, red-brown. In the middle of the second flag, there is an inverted 8 of Swords tarot card. End ID.]

Tarosfear: A gender related to intricate tarot decks, beautiful crystals and gems, beaded bracelets, leather-bound grimoirs, gold glitter, and shades of purple and magenta. It’s also related to searching for answers and the fear of the unknown

The flag colors are inspired by my associations with the vibe of this term.

No suggested pronouns

this is a blog dedicated to various tarot labels, focused on specific decks and cards from them.

all pronouns work for me.

requests are open for inviane terms for any tarot card from any deck, as long as the image can be provided or found online.

current project: alleyman's inviane. if you request one from the alleyman's, it will be bumped to the top of the queue once it's complete.

my primary tags for sorting purposes are:

deck: x

major arcana / minor arcana / lenormand / oracle

suit: x

card: x

byf: i do not care who follows or interacts, but i am a young adult, a traumagenic system, and r.adqu.eer critical. some flags that i post will depict artistic nudity.

disclaimer: this blog will likely be sporadically active and inactive. it all depends on how much energy i have for flag creation, term coining, image description, archiving, etc.

[Icon ID: The Horizon, by spdrcstl, as depicted in the Alleyman's Tarot. The card depicts a sunrise, with the upper half of the sun in full color and the lower half in black and white. A small pair of purple figures stand in front of the lower half. End ID.]

[Header ID: The Night Owl, by WolfSkullJack, as depicted in the Alleyman's Tarot. A dark owl with starry feathers and glowing eyes swoops at the viewer, wings outstretched. Behind it is a night sky, depicting a handful of constellations. Behind its body are two white rings, and above its head are two interlocking circles, one black and one white. "The Night Owl" is written underneath in purple text. End ID.]

Invijudgsasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of Judgement, by Stasia Burrington. This card is found in the Sasuraibito Tarot. This may be used on its own, or as a gender, aldern, or any other aspect of identity.

[ID: two rectangular flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are medium pink, near black, dark pink, dark pinkish red, pale rose. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Judgement tarot card. The card depicts a black-haired woman wrapped in pink blankets. Only her head is visible, but she's starting to emerge. At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 20 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "judgement." End ID.]

Yayy I'm glad!! I have the sasurabito tarot, and I love them!! Was gonna request like the whole deck, but I felt bad, though I'd love if you did! I'd reblog them all!!! ♡♡

i'll gladly work through it when the whimsy hits me. expect it staggered with alleyman's cards.

Invideasowam / Invideamontese: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of Death, by F F Solesio. This card is found in the Piedmontese Tarot and the Alleyman's Tarot. This may be used on its own, or as a gender, aldern, or any other aspect of identity.

[ID: two rectangular flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are gold, pale tan, dark blue, pastel yellow, muted green. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Death tarot card. The card depicts a skeleton in blue and yellow shorts. It stands in a field with its scythe held towards the ground. The grass contains human faces and hands. At the top of the card is the roman numeral 13. End ID.]

[ID 1: A rectangular flag made up of 11 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are black, dark sienna red, maroon, dark raspberry, medium orchid, light orangish yellow, medium orchid, dark raspberry, maroon, dark sienna red, black. End ID.]

[ID 2: A rectangular flag made up of 11 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are black, dark sienna red, deep violet, dark purply blue, medium green, light orangish yellow, medium green, dark purply blue, deep violet, dark sienna red, black. End ID.]

Tarocardeck: A gender related to playing cards that are used as tarot cards or using playing cards as taro cards.

Unarot: A gender related to Uno cards that are used as tarot cards or using uno cards as tarot.

The flag colors are inspired by my associations with taro.

No suggested pronouns

Divination Genders

Gendermancy/Gendermancer: when one uses their gender to predict things or discover previously hidden knowledge (divination). Predictions can be based on what gender/alignment/element you feel at any given time, how strongly you feel it, or any other traits present.

Gendivined: when one’s gender is determined by (any form of) divination. For example, using a tarot reading to determine one’s gender and having the resulting interpretation actually apply/feel appropriate to the individual.

Divinagender: a gender associated with or described by divination (in general, or a specific form of it). Can be an aesthetic, metaphorical, or personal association, as examples.

Tarotgender: a gender associated with tarot cards or taromancy.

Arcanagender: a gender associated with a specific tarot card (or cards).

Cupgender: a gender associated to or described by the suit of cups in tarot.

Pentaclegender/Coingender: a gender associated to or described by the suit of pentacles in tarot, sometimes called coins.

Swordgender: a gender associated to or described by the suit of swords in tarot.

Wandgender: a gender associated to or described by the suit of wands in tarot.

Atoutgender: a gender associated with a card in the major arcana of the tarot. ‘Atout’ roughly translates to “trump (card)”, another term for the major arcana.

Oh god I have no idea how to coin terms for specific cards, even the major arcana. Sorry! I’ll try to do that in another post.

Invijudgnixam: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of Judgement, by Whitney Lehn Meltz. This card is found in the Alleyman's Tarot. This may be used on its own, or as a gender, aldern, or any other aspect of identity.

[ID: two rectangular flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are plum purple, dark pastel blue, pale blue, dark pastel indigo, pink-tinted white. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Judgement tarot card. The card depicts a blue jay as a phoenix, emerging from white hot flames. Its head is turned to the right. At the bottom of the card is the word "judgement". End ID.]

Invihangcatam: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of The Hanged Man, by Emma Daues. This card is found in the Alleyman's Tarot. This may be used on its own, or as a gender, aldern, or any other aspect of identity.

[ID: three rectangular flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark grey, silver, off white, light grey, dark dove grey. In the middle of the third flag is a cat curled up within a bubble. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Hanged Man tarot card. The card depicts a scene in space. The background is crosshatched except for around various small stars. Towards the bottom of the card is a cat curled up within a bubble. Above it is a large, 8 pointed star. Above the star is the number 12 and below is text reading "the hanged man" with a star. The upper two corners have bubbles, while the lower two have stars. End ID.]