Board Thread:Off Topic/@comment-27144409-20170705210718/@comment-25479664-20171114140559

VedranTheII wrote: Oh for the love of....Senketz, don't overlap someone's oc with yours until you give some feedback first.

DeletedContent wrote: -CNR explanation: First name means tungsten in Latin (Tungsten is also the most heat-resistant stable element). Ok...I may suck at chemistry but something is fishy here, why does latin have a term for something that was only discovered 1781? Is there someone inserting new words into a dead language in this day and age?

After many fights against grim creatures and bandits for several years, the team finally graduated Shade and continued their work. Their unique fighting style focusing on a “triangle of death” (basically trapping the enemy in a cone of constant fire) I'm a little curious here, did you call the name for show or is it a real triangle where 3 members try and surround. If yes, what does the 4th member do?

Everything else looks good. He's simple but likable. Its not a surrounding tactic so much as a trapping tactic. Tellerium pins them down under fire while Selje provides overwatch and is able to defend Tellerium if necessary while Baliyo runs around making sure to herd straglers back into the triangle. As it progressively gets smaller and smaller and the fire gets more intense Roz charges them with his lance and scatters the pinned foe, thus making them easy pickings for the other 3.

The Catholic church has come up with a lot of Latin names for modern things, so its technically modern Latin not Classical Latin.