The blade is held toward the rear, over the shoulder, without the arm crossing the body. It’s tucked twin is Mask.

The weapon is held facing the rear, over the inside shoulder, the arm cross the chest. Its tucked twin is Horn.

The weapon is held rear-facing under the inside arm.

The weapon is held with a bent arm, thumb up. While this looks like a tucked guard, it is actually a rear guard because the blade can easily point to the side or rear. Its tucked twin is Holster. The wing guards are close cousins.

The weapon is held low and to the outside with the thumb up.

The weapon is held low and to the outside with the thumb down.

The weapon is held overhead with a neutral wrist.