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Invideasasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of Death, 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 muted blush, grey, pale pink, near black, reddish grey. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Death tarot card. The card depicts a black-haired figure in ornate white clothing. Their eyes are closed, and their hand is resting on their chest. Another hand extends from off screen to hold it. Behind the figure is a skull, and sprouting up the left side of the flag is a thorny plant with few flowers and leaves. At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 13 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "death." 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.

Alleytarotic / Amtarotic: A gender connected to the Alleyman’s Tarot. It may feel chaotic, cobbled together from years of picking up and dropping genders, keeping what you like and changing it as it changes you. This is both a neogender label and an umbrella subterm of tarotgender. It may be a xenogender.

[ID: two rectangular flags made up of 9 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are slate grey, dusty grey, off-white, strawberry red, vampire grey, strawberry red, off-white, dusty grey, slate grey. In the middle of the first flag, there is the logo of the Alleyman's Tarot. End ID.]

Invisunpacam / Invisunpaca: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Sun, by Quynh Tran. This card is found in the Alpaca 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 thistle, light tan, pastel gold, eggshell, pastel green. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Sun tarot card. The card depicts a white alpaca surrounded by 4 sunflowers. Its eyes are shut, and it looks content. Above it is a large sun. Written above the sun is the roman numerals 19 in yellow text, and written at the bottom is "the sun" in purple text. 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

Invimagisasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the Magician, 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 medium pink, near black, pale blue, very dark grey, soft brown. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Magician tarot card. The card depicts a black-haired man in a blue shirt, with eight arms, some of them translucent. In front of him is a table with 3 overturned cups on it. He is reaching for one of the cups with 2 hands, one is resting on the table, one is folded against his stomach, and the other four are raised. One of them holds a wand, pointed directly upward. In a semicircle around his head are 6 blue balls. At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 1 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "the magician." End ID.]

Invihorizam: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of The Tower, known as the Horizon, 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: two rectangular flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dusky blue, muted pink, pastel gold, dusky purple, black. In the middle of the first flag, there is a Tower tarot card. The card depicts a sun split in two. The upper half of the flag is in full color, with a a gold sun on a cloudy, dusky blue sky. The lower half of the flag is monochrome. A pair of dusky purple figures stand near the sun, their shadows cast behind them. On the top and bottom of the flag are the words "the horizon," with the color side in cursive and the monochrome being a brick texture overlaid with print. End ID.]

Inviprisasurai: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the High Priestess, 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 reddish pink, brown, medium blue, light warm brown, medium teal. In the middle of the first flag, there is a High Priestess tarot card. The card depicts a barefoot woman with long red hair, sitting in shallow water. She is wearing a long, flowing blue dress and a crown made of black branches. In her arms, she's cradling a barn owl. At the bottom of the card is the roman numeral 2 within a black diamond, and below that is text reading "the high priestess." End ID]

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.]

Inviworldtipam / Inviworlchiate: An inviane identity that can only be described by this specific version of the World. This card is found in the Alleyman's Tarot and a Minchiate deck from the Bibliothèque nationale de France. 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 brick, brown grey, muted warm brown, muted vanilla, pale yellow-tinted grey. In the middle of the first flag, there is a World tarot card. The card depicts an angel sitting atop an orb detailed with a spiral. There is red fabric over their shoulders, and they're looking up at an hourglass that is lifted over their head. In the upper left of the card is a white circle with the number 39, and at the bottom are the words "Le Monde". End ID.]