Kylie

@catwing   AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYAYYAAHYAAHAYAYAAYYAYAAAAAAAA! *GASP* *WHEW!*

This is SO cool! ACK, OMIGOSH, the Queen of hearts, and Reggie and Aislinn’s arm, and Cheshire Catwing, the Lefts, the Frog, Daeus……

I can hardly contain myself!  *scratches all the walls and tables and chairs ecstatically*

“Chasm beast coming through!”

I litera…[Read more]

@rochellaine Oo, I like Anlone!

Hey, everyone!  Look what I have here!  I made up some place names!

Even worse than character names for me are place names, but here are a few I created out of words smashed together and turned inside out.

1. Pekarefe
2. Keevalon
3. Anlone
4. Bobrindee
5. Roludson
6. Kirkery
7. Lamatern
8. Shalmirax
9. Janrewell
10. Bestinkeral
11. Shestunk
12. Telegon

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@sage-g @dekreel @mariposa @dragon-snapper Those are all amazing! 😀

I have a character someone can draw, if they want to (though I unfortunately won’t be able to draw a character in return, as I’m not gifted in drawing or painting or anything like that). Her name’s Darcy, and she’s a 17-year-old princess and assassin with fair snow-white s…[Read more]

@warrioroftherealm Well, it seems to me that in medieval Norse/viking culture they used a lot of v’s, o’s, and k’s.  In England (their main adversary) at the same time, there was a lot of use of the letters “ae” and “th” together, as well as a great many d’s and l’s.

Sorry if this is way to technical.  I am very detailed when it comes to h…[Read more]

@warrenluther04 Here he is! What do you think?

Cole Avis:

As for your fanfiction, I think it might be okay to post it so long as you credit that it’s based off the Star Wars Universe. 😀 If you still have concerns, I’d ask @aratrea or @daeus about that.

@notawriter I totally agree!  Even in the New Testament in the “credits” sections of Paul’s letters there are some unusual names.  I mean, everyone’s heard of the name Aquila, but no one uses it because it sounds a little strange for a boy.

@warrioroftherealm I love making up words! (For instance, the character name topic I started.) How about smogis, longofay, caheloma, or jonjuke?  What type of culture is it?  That might have bearing on what kind of sounds they use in their language.

@warrioroftherealm

Caspin root.

Glaggun…

Hossrot root…

Letlest…

?? Any of those work?

@dekreel, As I said in the first post, I don’t write fantasy.  🙂  I go for the classic and the realistic, not the fantastical and grotesque.  But then, that’s why I put the names out, right?  So people could use them in ways I couldn’t!

@dekreel, Ohhh, I don’t know!  If she’s a person, probably.  If she’s a normal animal like fox or tiger, probably again.  If she’s a strange creature with a lizard’s body, a cat’s legs, and a peacock tail – probably not!  🙂  But I don’t care what you use it for, I just care what my own impressions of her are.

@rochellaine  Again, I have NO idea who she will be. She might be human, she might be creature……… *shrug*

Would you WANT me to tell you who she is?

@rochellaine Why, thank you! Larik is one of my favorites, too.

@sam-kowal @jane-maree *runs in panting* I hear the word “Reckoners,” I come running. 😀 I just finished Calamity yesterday. I’m still in the wandering-around-in-a-book-daze faze. *flailing* *book dazed-ness*

@itisastarrynight Wonderful!  Actually, I like sci-fi better than fantasy, so I do think your updated plot sounds more cool.  🙂

You do illustrations yourself?

@dekreel Hooray for Kethra! 🙂

But I’m kind of worried that you’ll tell me who she’ll be, since I picture her as a person, but someone who likes to draw strange looking creatures might end up turning her into one…

Am I right? Or does Kethra have a chance of surviving in the human world? 🙂

@aratrea  I don’t remember right off the top if a whole thread disappears or not. If it doesn’t disappear, it would probably be on the topic list, but I think the topic itself would be completely empty.

I do remember that I had to create a completely new thread the last time it happened