Invihermitam / Invihermitat: An Inviane Identity That Can Only Be Described By This Specific Version

[ID: A rectangular flag made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are tan, dusty orange, velvet maroon, dark rose, raspberry pink, dark rose, velvet maroon, dusty orange, tan. End ID.]

Secondairegender: A gender related to the minor arcana in some way

The name comes from the French word for minor/secondary/supporting

The flag is inspired by my associations with the minor arcana and tarot in general

For anon

No suggested pronouns

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: A rectangular flag made up of 28 horizontal stripes, with black lines between each stripe. The stripes from top to bottom are a repeating pattern of antique white, vibrant red, antique white, dark grey. In the middle of the flag is a deck of French-suited playing cards. The 6 of Hearts rests on top, and the 10 of Spaces is partially pulled out of the middle of the deck. End ID.]

꒷꒦ Deckfluid ꒦꒷

..⬪..A gender like genderfluid, but it feels like every time one's gender changes they draw it from a deck of cards..⬪..

Coined by yours truly, xe! If reposted please give credit, via reblog, tagging xe, link, or anything else you can come up with!

(ignore that the bottom line isn't lined up. xi didn't notice till now)

Invihougodam: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of The Tower, known as the House of God, by Freya Campbell. 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 white, black, granite, white, black. In the middle of the third flag, there is a white lightning bolt. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Tower tarot card. The card depicts a tower being struck by lightning and fractured in two. In the background are 2 other towers similarly split in half. The sky is grey and superimposed with a skull's eyes and nose socket. In the upper left of the flag is the roman numeral 16, and in the lower right is the phrase "the house of god." End ID.]

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.

Invideadanceam / Invideadames: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of Death. This card is found in l'Oracle des Dames 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 dull orange, faded brown, brown rust, dull orange, medium yellow. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Death tarot card. The card depicts a skeleton dancing while draped in red fabric. Text at the top border of the card reads mortalité, text on the side reads la mort, and text on the bottom reads neant. There is a 17 in each corner. End ID.]

[ID: A flag with nine vertical stripes; the third and seventh are twice the width of the others. The colors are darker at the edges, and lighter moving towards the middle. The colors are, from left to right, maroon, soft burnt orange, soft yellow-orange, light yellow, white, light pink, pink-purple, dusty purple, and navy. END ID]

Occultarot: An Occultarius gender related to tarot

The colors are inspired by the Occultarius flag, as well as flags for various tarot-related terms

No Suggested Pronouns

[IMAGE ID: three horizontal flags with nine stripes; each flag has a sparkly pink slime in the center. the sparkly pink slime is a simple, medium pink blob with small eyes and an open, happy smile. it appears to have glitter in its body, and three sparkles are shining off it. the middle stripe is twice as large as the rest of them, which are equally sized. the first flag has these top three colors: purple-black, deep indigo, and light purple. the second flag has these top three colors: teal, light green, and light pastel green. the third flag has these top three colors: deep dark blue, dull medium blue, and dull light blue. each flag has these bottom six stripes: light pink, off-white, light pink, medium pink, dark pink, and warm purple. END ID.]

tarotsparklyslimic: a gender connected to being a sparkly slime tarotist; this gender is connected to sparkly slimes, sparkly slime aesthetics, tarot/tarotist aesthetics, and being tarotine!

rangesparklyslimic: a gender connected to being a sparkly slime ranger; this gender is connected to sparkly slimes, sparkly slime aesthetics, ranger aesthetics, wilderness-related aesthetics, and being wilderic!

sparklyslimestrial: a gender connected to being a sparkly slime extraterrestrial; this gender is connected to sparkly slimes, sparkly slime aesthetics, extraterrestrial aesthetics, otherworldly/ethereal aesthetics, and aetherhood/aethanhood!

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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.]

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