You know, I don't think I ever sent my title suggestions from the title contest on to you, Raesh. So I figured I'd post them here, in case anyone wants to give feedback. Here we go.

== Mist Seeker
Background Idea: This name is given formally to those either brave or suicidal enough to travel into the misty lands of the Gorbesh's ancient enemy, the Ocular. It is used informally to describe someone as either courageous or insane (or possibly both). Its potential for veiled insult does not go unfulfilled.

== Storm Drinker
Background Idea: This phrase is used to describe someone so crazed, chaotic, or bloodthirsty that he or she is compared to the raiders who reveled in sailing through Aniek's storms -- legend has it they would sustain themselves on rainwater and lightning.

== Inexorable
Background Idea: This word describes those who are known to be unstoppable, stubborn, or brave, whether in battle, in facing the terrors of the Ways and the threads of fate, the pains of wound transfer, or any other difficult situation requiring perseverance. Could possibly be paired with something, e.g. Inexorable Warrior.

== Fire-blooded
Background Idea: This phrase is used to refer to someone who is full of life or energetic, in honor of the fire-blooded god of Life, Sraxaec. It is also occasionally used to describe adventurers blessed with rebirth into life after death (i.e., basically everyone who is an adventurer).

== Hero
Background Idea: This title is used as an honorific; it refers to those who have risen to take upon themselves the burdens of protecting their homeland from the numerous hordes of enemies that threaten her.

== Frost-boned
Background Idea: This description is given to those Kaldar who particularly revel in the cold; it is also used to differentiate Kaldar from the other, softer races. E.g., a Kaldar is referred to as "frost-boned" while a human is not.

== Ice Giant
Background Idea: This description is, rather than one adopted by the Kaldar themselves, one that was born out of the other races' experience with them (usually when said experience was brief). It's not surprising, given the Kaldar's stature and their stalwart resistance to ice and snow, that early parties should return speaking of them in this exaggerated way. Some are still referred to in this fashion, often (but not always) as a result of mastery of ice magic.

-- Player of Eyuve