Need a name for an eldritch abomination

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FallenLegend Lucha Libre goddess from Navel Of The Moon. Since: Oct, 2010

Lucha Libre goddess

#51: Oct 17th 2012 at 11:16:44 AM

oops wrong thread.

edited 17th Oct '12 11:18:13 AM by FallenLegend

Make your hearth shine through the darkest night; let it transform hate into kindness, evil into justice, and loneliness into love.

Zenoseiya Since: Jan, 2001

#52: Oct 21st 2012 at 3:08:00 PM

How about these:

The Pernicious Serpents that Prosper in the Putrefaction
The Pitiless Judge of Crimes Forgotten
The Egg of Dazzling Darkness

edited 21st Oct '12 3:08:14 PM by Zenoseiya

Voyd211 The Singing Cat from Somewhere out in space Since: Mar, 2011 Relationship Status: Yes, I'm alone, but I'm alone and free

The Singing Cat

#53: Oct 23rd 2012 at 5:48:27 AM

Me and my friend are writing a cosmic horror setting, so I've got some experience with EA names. Most of these are the consciousness of a planet, that's kind of one of the setting's gimmicks. Any planet with sapient life has its own consciousness.

Some of them have no known names, such as the Mother (a Deity of Alien Origin) and the Stranger(the implied God of the setting, with passive reality warping). Some are anagrams or derived words, such as Cyluna (the parent of a race of Humanoid Abominations) and Jiryu(the most different dragon out there). Others are based on fiction or mythology, such as Gaia (Earth, duh), Yggdrasil (ruler of the galaxy, a World Tree) and Balrog (keeper of the setting's Library Of Babel). Some names are completely invented, such as Gandael (the story's Disc-One Final Boss and an Omnicidal Maniac).

And when in doubt, go for The Adjectival Man, or an improper noun. The Stranger has the most innocuous name out of these, and it is by far the most powerful.

edited 23rd Oct '12 5:49:04 AM by Voyd211

I'm too old to be cute dammit

Eagal This is a title. from This is a location. Since: Apr, 2012 Relationship Status: Waiting for Prince Charming