History Characters / HousepetsTarot

* IgnoredExpert: Tarot tells Keene (Through Sabrina) in no unclear terms that trying to use a mana wish to acheive equality for all species is a terrible idea. He goes ahead with it anyway, which culminates in the two of them battling it out at the end of ''Temple Crashers 2''.

* SelfDestructiveCharge: While fighting Eudoant. She makes a leap towards the Mana Pool and is shot with one of his EyeBeams, literally disintegrating in midair as she throws Craig and Draig into the pool. SheGetsBetter.

* NiceActorMeanCharacter: She plays a murderer in an Imaginate of ''Literature/AndThenThereWereNone'' and one of the assassins in ''Theatre/{{Macbeth}}''.

* RealityWarper: Under Dragon, she was a very low-tier example of the ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve example. As she shows in ''Imaginate Too'', she can mentally alter reality to transform people and the world around her, which she does to allow them to roleplay the setting of their favorite book series. She can also facilitate travel between dimensions, through time, and is implied to be able to RetGone people on top of her PsychicPowers.

** There is the unspoken implication that she enjoyed fighting other avatars during The Game, despite hating Dragon. Had Tarot chosen to talk to Bailey when the two met each other in ''Heaven's Not Enough'', they probably could have resolved to SheatheYourSword earlier than it happened in canon, especially since Bailey is innocent and the two have no beef with each other. Tarot not only chose to fight Bailey, but utilized underhanded methods (calling a break and then letting Sabrina kick Bailey in the head while she's recovering) and seems to have taken joy if her SlasherSmile is any indication. Tarot still chose to do the right thing, but much later than she probably needed to.

* KnightInSourArmour: Her work tends to involve a lot of red tape, magic(k)al or otherwise, and going through numerous less-than-helpful individuals. Add this to having the course of her life pre-determined to groom her into what is essentially a ''Dungeons and Dragons'' PC, its only natural then that she's generally cynical and jaded despite her heart nearly always being in the right place.

* TemperateBerserker: Tarot is logically-minded, thoughtful, and intricate in her plan-making, ranking among the most intelligent characters in the comic. She's also shown to be one of the strongest, and in combat she forgoes logic and planning for instead pouring all of her mana into making herself as bulky and strong as possible and then whaling on the problem as hard as she can. Bailey, a similarly strong and normally larger dog, struggles to keep up with her even in armour, and in ''Temple Crashers 2'' a team of four players is needed just to keep her occupied.

* TemperateBerserker: Tarot is logically-minded, thoughtful, and intricate in her plan-making, ranking among the most intelligent characters in the comic. She's also shown to be one of the strongest, and in combat she forgoes logic and planning for instead pouring all of her mana into making herself as bulky and strong as possible and then whaling on the problem as hard as she can. Bailey, a similarly strong and normally larger dog who was wearing a suit of armour at the time struggles to keep up with her, and in ''Temple Crashers'' a team of four players is needed just to keep her occupied.