What would you call a Cleric of Droskar? Droskarian? Droskarite? Just curious...Thanks.
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What would you call a Cleric of Droskar? Droskarian? Droskarite? Just curious...Thanks.
Chris Carey, Paizo's indomitable keeper of Style, has a living document wherein he's tracking all of the proper nouns. He's just started to add the nouns that describe worshipers of deities by the names of their gods and goddesses, but hasn't yet gotten to Droskar.
Which is Paizo-lingo for: "We don't know yet." :-)
I kind of favor "Droskarin," myself.
Wow! Do none of the people at Paizo sleep? I was not expecting an answer until tomorrow at least. Your response times are awesome, and for even little things like this. I am continually surprised and impressed by Paizo's dedication. Thank you!
I like the sound of 'Droskite' (not 'Droskarite').
What would you call a Cleric of Droskar? Droskarian? Droskarite? Just curious...Thanks.I like the sound of Droskari.
Ooh, yeah, Droskari sounds pretty menacing!
The Norse nerd in me suggests "Droskart."
The Norse nerd in me suggests "Droskart."
I was going to suggest something similar with "Droskard." I think it comes across sounding like a dwarf who's been "scarred"...er, "-skard"...eh, you get the idea. :-)
--Neil
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