5mirroralleytarotic / 5mirroramtarotic: A gender connected to the 5 of Mirrors, by hexed_boy, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to broken mirrors, secrets, lies, and warped truths. It may be related to creepiness and keeping up false appearances.
[ID 1: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are warm pink, pale pink, grey, carnation pink, twilight blue, ice blue, deep pink, pale blue, carnation pink. In the middle of the first flag, there is a 5 of Mirrors tarot card. The card depicts a girl standing in front of a broken heart-shaped mirror. Their hair is in curly pigtails, and their pupils are broken hearts. They are holding a bottle of lipstick in one hand and a compact with a broken mirror in the other. Silver text at the top says "The 5 of Mirrors." End ID]
Rev5mirroralleytarotic / Rev5mirroramtarotic: A gender connected to the Reversed 5 of Mirrors, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to vanity, self-infatuation, warped glass, and broken mirrors. It may be related to creepiness and keeping up false appearances.
[ID 2: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are carnation pink, pale blue, deep pink, ice blue, twilight blue, carnation pink, grey, carousel pink, warm pink. In the middle of the second flag, there is an inverted 5 of Mirrors 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
Occultarius: A sub-umbrella of Dystrofare for genders related to power, occultism, magic, evil, darkness, non-mental illness caused paranoia, backstabbing, theatrics, abuse of power, etc.
Common themes, connections, and experiences in Occultarius genders include:
- Magic being used for evil, by people in power, for general nefarious reasons, and to keep bad people in power
- Glowing eyes looking out from darkness, the feeling of being watched
- Rituals, spells, magic, curses, hexes, astrology, chanting, general occult stuff
- Backstabbing, worry, paranoia, betrayal
- Velvet curtains, other velvet things, dramatic settings
- Crystals, crystal balls, tarot cards, Lenormand cards, zodiac cards
- Nighttime, darkness, shadows
- Jewelry, gems, jewels, gold, silver
- Riches, money, fame, power, notoriety, abundance, decadence
- Candles, candle circles, candles mysteriously going out
- Sparks, fire
- Blood, blood stains, daggers
- Fighting, arguing, conflict, violence
- Red, orange, yellow
- Purple, indigo, violet
- Dark colors, black, shades of grey
however, Cultaris don’t have to be related to any of these things. Due to this term being inspired by my associations with the songs The Hardest Part is the Night and Shout at the Devil, Occultarius genders do fall under the Bonjender and Cruegender umbrellas, as well as the Dystrofare umbrella, though they don’t have to actually be related to Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, or any of their music or fall under any other umbrellas, unless the coiner wishes.
The colors are inspired by my associations with the vibe of this term
This was for the twenty-ninth day of my coining event! Prompt: Shout At the Devil (Motley Crue) // The Hardest Part Is The Night (Bon Jovi)
Other information, like the related -in-nature term, quality, etc. are under the cut
No suggested pronouns
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Invijustbalam / Invijustvind: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of Justice, by Leah Pantea. This card is found in the Vindur Deck 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 pastel pink, coral pink, dark coral, medium yellow, gold. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Justice tarot card. The card depicts a bald figure with abstracted legs. They wear a red, gold, and white outfit, and they have one arm extended out in front of them, holding an uneven set of silver scales. Behind the figure is a red watercolor circle. There's a horizontal line under the figure, and beneath that is the word justice. At the top of the card is the roman numeral 11. End ID.]
[ID 1: A flag with seven horizontal stripes, the middle is twice the height of the others. The colors are darker at the edges and lighter moving towards the middle. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark purple, darkish red-violet, red-salmon, light peach, washed-out green-cyan, blue-gray, and dark blue-gray. END ID]
[ID 2: A flag with seven horizontal stripes, the middle is twice the height of the others. The colors are darker at the edges and lighter moving towards the middle. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark purple, darkish red-violet, red-salmon, light peach, green, soft blue-green, and dark blue-green. END ID]
Hierophorn: A gender related to the Hierophant card and being a Capricorn
Emralphant: A gender related tot he Hierophant card and emeralds
The flag colors are inspired by my associations with the Hierophant card and either colors in flags for other Capricorn-related genders or emeralds
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No suggested pronouns
Invihangsasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Hanged Man, 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 red-tinted brown, vibrant red, pale pinkish tan, pastel brown, off-black. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Hanged Man tarot card. The card depicts a man only wearing underwear, hanging upside down from a tree branch. He is attached to the tree by a red rope tied around his ankle, and his other leg is bent. His arms dangle over his head, and black rain falls around him. He is not in pain, but at peace. At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 12 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "the hanged man." End ID.]
Magicigender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Magician card in Tarot.
Prêtregender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the High Priestess card in Tarot.
Impéragender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Empress card in Tarot.
Empergender/Empereurgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Emperor card in Tarot.
Hiérophgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Heirophant card in Tarot.
Amoureuxgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Lovers card in Tarot.
Chariotgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Chariot card in Tarot.
Laforcegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Strength card in Tarot.
Ermitegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Hermit card in Tarot.
Roufortgenderr- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Wheel of Fortune card in Tarot.
Justigender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Justice card in Tarot.
Lependugender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Hanged Man card in Tarot.
Lamortgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Death card in Tarot.
Tempérgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Temperance card in Tarot.
Diablegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Devil card in Tarot.
Latourgender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Tower card in Tarot.
Étoilegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Star card in Tarot.
Lalunegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Moon card in Tarot.
Soleigender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Sun card in Tarot.
Jugemegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Judgemenet card in Tarot.
Lamondegender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the World card in Tarot.
Lafougender- a gender related to, influenced by, or described by the Fool card in Tarot.
Since the overall encompassing term had to be coined through a francophone lens to avoid using an unpleasant word as the prefix, these were too. Some French“the” prefixes (la/le) were added to some of these terms to improve the sound and structure of the word. Accents are optional but included to show pronunciation.
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.
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suit: x
card: x
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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.]
Invistarnelam: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Star, by J Star Designs. 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 dark blue-tinted grey, pastel yellow, sand, pastel yellow, slate grey. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Star tarot card. The card depicts a 16-pointed star on a dark blue-tinted grey background. It is ringed by 8 rays of slate grey. At the bottom of the card are the words "The Star" in yellow text. End ID.]
Foolconceralleytarotic / Foolconceramtarotic: A gender connected to the Concert Fool, by weird.works, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to cyberpunk, concerts, the excitement of crowds, and freedom. It may be related to leaps of faith, trust in the world around you, and brandishing scrapes like trophies.
[ID 1: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are warm purple, faded pink, banana yellow, lace pink, blue jay, faded pink, cerulean, boulder grey, warm purple. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Fool tarot card. The card depicts a music concert. A person in a robotic dog head helmet is leaping off the stage into a crowd. Their right hand is raised in a fist, while their left hand is doing the sign of the horns. There is a white border around the image, with the upper left depicting a neutral face and Chinese text saying “The Fool”, and the bottom saying “the fool” in English. End ID.]
Revfoolconceralleytarotic / Revfoolconceramtarotic: A gender connected to the Reversed Concert Fool, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to cyberpunk, concerts, crowds, and self-destructive tendencies. It may be related to leaps of faith, failure, repeating choices, and repeated injuries.
[ID 2: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are warm purple, boulder grey, cerulean, faded pink, blue jay, lace pink, banana yellow, faded pink, warm purple. In the middle of the second flag, there is an inverted Fool tarot card. End ID.]
Invilovmouram (originally Invimourlovam): An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Lovers by Nate Hillyer. This card is found in the Phantasma 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: three rectangular flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are warm white, granite, carbon grey, grey, dark grey. In the middle of the third flag, there is a light grey rose with a warm grey stem and leaves. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Lovers tarot card. The card is greyscale and split in half, with the upper half light and the lower half dark. In the lower half, a skeleton is reaching up towards the surface, with one hand extending into the upper half. In the upper half, a long-haired figure sits in a field, leaned forward with knees up. The skeleton is offering the figure a flower. At the top of the card is text reading "the lovers" and the roman numeral 6. End ID.]