Help me name my Inevitable, Arbiter

[Zautos']

So my character will get an improved familiar at level 7

But I don't know what to call it. Name/title

I think it should be something like.

I'm ???? the Diplomat of the Transcendental Council of the Defined Infinite,

Can change out Transcendental Council of the Defined Infinite ts the Godmind of Axis

Something that sounds extremely important.

Any ideas?

[LordKailas]

since Inevitables are extremely lawful and there are in theory lots and lots of arbiters I would assume that instead of names they would just have serial numbers. The serial number would probably be composed of several parts that have meaning. Like the 1st 3 letters designate which plane they are assigned to, the next could identify it's function and the last numbers it's sequential designation number.

So, a diplomat working the the prime material plane might have a name like.

PMP-D-3798

[Dave Justus]

Bob

[Zautos']

I like the idea of the serial number thing.
What do the numbers/letter stand for?

It should think it's one of the most important arbiter's in the world.

[Selvaxri]

Dave Justus wrote:

Bob

Steve or Melvin

[pocsaclypse]

serial number: 101-500-R99 (its pronounced Cidric)

[The Sideromancer]

Most important in the world, huh? I would lean towards a relatively low number due to either being an early part of a new run,the system was getting overhauled and they happened to be rechristened quickly, or the final digits reset after a given time frame

I would lean towards
MA(Mortal Advisor, the term used for familiars)-(whatever in-game year it is)-000 or -001

[LordKailas]

Zautos' wrote:

I like the idea of the serial number thing.

What do the numbers/letter stand for?

It should think it's one of the most important arbiter's in the world.

With the code I suggested

PMP = Prime Material Plane
D = Diplomat
3798 = the three-thousandth seven hundred nintey-eighth arbiter that's been assigned to be a diplomat on the prime material plane.

I agree with sidemancer, an arbitrator might take pride in being a very low number. Though I imagine numbers get re-used when arbiters get "retired".