Invihougodam: An Inviane Identity That Can Only Be Described By This Specific Version Of The Tower, Known

[ID 1: A rectangular flag made up of 11 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are yellow, cerise pink, medium red violet, magenta purple, dark purple, black, dark purple, magenta purple, medium red violet, cerise pink, yellow. End ID.]

[ID 2: A rectangular flag made up of 11 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are yellow, cerise pink, warm purple, purple, midnight purple, black, midnight purple, purple, warm purple, cerise pink, yellow. End ID.]

Taro-: A prefix for genders related to tarot in some way. This could e different cards, suites, aesthetics, etc. etc.

-arot: A suffix for genders related to tarot in some way. This could e different cards, suites, aesthetics, etc. etc.

The flag colors are inspired by my associations with tarot.

No suggested pronouns

[ID: 3 rectangular flags made up of 7 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are vibrant red, red-pink, pale rose, white, dusky rose, mid grey, black. In the middle of the second flag, there are 4 playing card symbols: a vibrant red heart, a red-pink diamond, a mid grey club, and a black spade. End ID.]

Gendercardshufflic - a label for when it feels like all your genders are cards in a big deck and they shuffle around a lot, or it could be a gender connected to decks of cards you do what you want w/ it!!!

the flags, with and without card suit symbols:

anyone on our dni list please don't use this term + flag!!

pronoun ideas:

card/cards/cardself

shuffle/shuffles/shuffleself

♡/♡s/♡self

♢/♢s/♢self

♧/♧s/♧self

♤/♤s/♤self

Invitowsasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Tower, 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 near black, pale blue, muted dark green, muted dark brown, grey. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Tower tarot card. The card depicts a tree on a hill, surrounded by a ring of rocks. Blue-white lightning strikes the tree , and the sky behind it is pitch black. At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 16 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "the tower." End ID.]

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.]

[ID: A rectangular flag made up of 6 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are woody brown, boysenberry, purplish pink, deep lilac, deep violet, blue-black. End ID.]

Tarogradgothix: A gender related to the Grad School Gothic aesthetic, cool-toned tarot cards, notebooks filled with tarot logs and study/class notes, oversized school branded hoodies, messy apartments, well-drawn biology diagrams with sloppy labeling, dusty shades of purple, and well-organized study desks

The flags are inspired by the listed colors for Grad School Gothic

No suggested pronouns

Foolduckalleytarotic / Foolduckamtarotic: A gender connected to the Duck Fool, by rubberduckytarot, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to ducks, naïveté, foolishness, and experiencing things for the first time. It may be related to learning experiences and failure.

[ID 1: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark grey-blue, grey blue, icy white, scarlet, gold, dark grey-black, denim blue, grey blue, dark grey-blue. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Fool tarot card. The card depicts a rubber duck in a jester hat, standing on a rock above water. A tiny red duck sits behind it. End ID.]

Revfoolduckalleytarotic / Revfoolduckamtarotic: A gender connected to the Reversed Duck Fool, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to ducks, naïveté, recklessness, and impatience. It may be related to indecision and leaping before looking.

[ID 2: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark grey-blue, grey blue, denim blue, dark grey-black, gold, scarlet, icy white, grey blue, dark grey-blue. In the middle of the second flag, there is an inverted Fool tarot card. End ID.]

Alleymanalleytarotic / Alleymanamtarotic: A gender connected to the Alleyman, by Shan Bennion, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to strangers, gifts, and wisdom. It may be related to alleys, querents, and supporting characters.

[ID 1: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark teal, pastel brown, pale teal, golden orange, cyan-black, golden orange, green-grey, teal, dark teal. In the middle of the first flag, there is an Alleyman card. The card depicts a smiling figure with tan skin and long hair. Their face is hidden by a scarf. Their left hand is holding a tarot card between two fingers, and their right hand is tucked in their jeans pocket. They are standing at the stone arch of an alley. Behind them is a gold ring with an obscured black rat drawn on it, and behind that is a blue geometric glow. 11 pale ghostly hands ring them on the gold ring. Clockwise, they are: holding a 6 sided die showing a 4; holding a bottle cap; holding a coin marked with a 1; holding a key; crossing fingers; using ropes like marionette strings; holding a coin marked with a 10; holding a small cup or spool; holding a coin marked with a 1; holding up one crooked finger; and holding a coin marked with a 5. End ID.]

Revalleymanalleytarotic / Revalleymanamtarotic: A gender connected to the reversed Alleyman, from the Alleyman’s Tarot. It is tied to strangers, shadows, and absence. It may be related to alleys, supporting characters, and giving up power.

[ID 2: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark teal, teal, green-grey, golden orange, cyan-black, golden orange, pale teal, pastel brown, dark teal. In the middle of the second flag, there is an inverted Alleyman card. End ID.]

[ID: A rectangular flag made up of 11 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are black, very dark purple, dark grey, navy, charcoal grey, sea green, charcoal grey, navy, dark grey, very dark purple, black. End ID.]

Simplistarot: A gender related to simple/simplistic tarot decks.

The flag colors are inspired by some simple tarot decks I’ve seen.

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.]

Invihermitsasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Hermit, 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 blue, off white, blue-grey, grey, dark grey. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Hermit tarot card. The card depicts a hiker in shadow, sitting on the mountainside underneath a large tree branch. She is looking out at a distant, snow-covered mountain.At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 9 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "the hermit." End ID.]