#tertiary dynamics

✦The meaning of the colours and shapes✦

This one is a bit more simple because Dynamifluid people or other dynamics in-between can claim the other dynamics flags too and their meanings are all incapsulated in this one all at once.

✦ Blue: Symbolizes Alphas. See the Alpha flag for reference. ✦ Green: Symbolizes Betas. See the Beta flag for Reference. ✦ White: Symbolizes Pride. Pride in being not just one Dynamics, but multiple, or even being a tertiary dynamics (Theta, Sigma, Delta, etc.) ✦ Lime: Symbolizes Dinamifluids and Other Dynamics. This is the colour I attribute with Dynamifluids because It's a colour between Yellow and Green. So literally a colour that is inbetween. ✦ Pink: Symbolizes Omegas. See Omega flag for reference. ✦ Grey: Symbolizes Fluidity and In-Betweeness. The grey is the colour between black and white, and it symbolizes the fluidity of Omegaverse as well as the dynamics themselves, where-in an individual if they so wish to, or feel like it's right for them, can shift between the dynamics. ✦ Inverted 8 pointed star: Symbolizes Focus on the Lesser Known Dynamics. In the Miscecanis flag, the "inbetweens" are smaller in comparisson to the other 3 main dynamics + the tertiary ones. But here this is inverted. The In-Between of Dynamics takes the front seat and is shown bigger and prouder.

I hope you guys like it. You can check the other flags here:

Ahhh thank you for being my first anon!

Honestly, I don’t really think there’s one good number OR ratio for a pack- it all depends on the needs and preferences of whoever’s in it. 

Speaking practically, however, it might not be realistic for an irl pack with more than, say, 10-15 or so members to come together. While their might be some people who could manage a very large pack, miscefolks planning to have a pack irl should take into consideration space, schedules, etc. Having a pack larger pack online seems a bit easier, as long as you make sure to stay active and not let things fizzle out. Most omegaverse fiction I’ve come across is more or less along those lines, with packs being around 10 members.

This leads into dynamic ratios, which I’ve pretty much only seen in fiction as 6 betas + 1-3 omegas + 1-3 alphas, or 3-4 betas + 3-4 omegas + 3-4 alphas. However, that often doesn’t work when actually trying to form a pack, since a “perfect” ratio and exclusively primary dynamics aren’t realistic for most miscefolks. The vast majority of miscefolks are omegas or on the omega spectrum - which is so interesting to me considering in most fiction theyre the ~rare and coveted~ dynamic but that’s a separate can of worms lol - so packs in my experience usually end up leaning towards an omega majority. Due to the emphasis on a pack head (usually an alpha specifically) this can sometimes cause a feeling of your pack being incomplete, but not every dynamic is necessary for a pack to thrive! In an ideal world, sure, at least one person of every dynamic (primary and secondary) would be in a pack, but it all boils down to what feels right for you and your pack. For example, while some people might feel the need for variation in dynamics to provide balance, fulfill roles, etc, other people might prefer the company of their own dynamic and feel more content with a pack wired similar to themselves.

I do have to say, though - personally, my ideal pack number and ratio... is the one I have! Three zetas (including me lol), two omegas, one dynamifluid person, and our lovely alpha ^-^