Recent content by Lycan999

I agree bugs (don't correct me) should be crushed. If they are to big to step on, get a couple hundred tons of rock to do the job for you. Deilatha's idea might work to.

Here is a few Greek gods and goddeses that come to mind: Hebe-goddes of youth, one of the daughters of Zeus and Hera, third wife of Heracules Nemesis-goddes of revenge Nike-goddes of victory, she is the small angelic figure Athena is holding at the Parthenon Pan-god of the wild, the word...

I am sorry this is off topic but I must ask, why is Zeus in there?

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I agree completely, especially about coming to love the characters and places in a book. And people wonder why I'll read a book a dozen times.

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To sum it up I put together a final list. Physical Elements: Air-Aeromancer Water-Hydromancer Fire-Pryomancer Earth-Geomancer Nature-Ecomancer Darkness-Tenebromancer Energy-Aelectromancer Ice-Cryomancer Light-Photomancer Astral Elements: Space-Astromancer Time-Chronomancer...

(Sorry for taking so long to respond) To reply to Firekeeper I should have been more clear but you got it right, earth is things like rock and soil and nature is plants and animals. Out of the ones I have read I kind of like ecomancer the best for nature. For the others I agree with...

It seems I have run into a wall. I have created a system of 15 elements for my world and am looking for terms for each of the magic users (I call them mages) that specialize in each of the elements and to generalize the field of that element. A few of them I have found terms for and others I...

You could try adding two other elements like light and darkness, which could be used like shades, affecting your other elements. That way you would have the original four elements and could expand on them like having them tempered to either light or dark. Or if you wanted to redistribute the...

Just make sure they have pointed ears.

A book with dwarves that have wings and gills. I would love to read that. But it is true, fantasy creatures like dwarves and elves have come to have a certain stereotype, but that is just because a lot of people write them like that. You can take them and change them however you see fit. Just...

One quick thought, it is never said if they are actually human. If they are not human the matriarchal society could be more easily explained like drow society in R. A. Salvatore's Dark Elf Trilogy. The drow females are naturally large, stronger, and (supposedly) smarter than the males. You could...

There is almost no way to tell. It would mostly depend on the choices the inhabitants of the world make, it could end up anywhere from a inhabitable waste land to a thriving metropolis of advanced beings. Half a million years is a strange number, the planet would probably not have changed much...