Wednesday, 30 November 2022
Seasonal Greetings: Best Wishes
Tuesday, 29 November 2022
Short Fiction: Age of Warp - J'MU'H'RN (Part 2)
PART TWO: PERMANENT ERECTION
Captain Brookes woke with a start and clutched at his chest wound. "What..." He didn't remember falling asleep. He remembered looking down at the black water where something was thrashing about at the taste of his blood. "...the hell is this?"
"Where the hell..." Where ever he was, it wasn't in the cargo hold impaled on a coolant pipe. Wherever it was, it seemed dark, and there was a scent of something he hadn't experienced in several years. Sex."...am I?"
"Woah!" Several someones seemed to be clinging to his back and his front. He didn't remember multiple partners. His hand made contact with something fleshy and naked and moist and... "That is..."
"Who ever you and your friend are," Avery felt over stimulated and then drowsy. "You are good at tha..."
Captain Brookes succumbed to the pleasure.
...
"What the hell kind of landing was that?" Kai Scott contemplated his jaw. It felt bruised. Obviously the impact had been hard. But given they were not scattered across the surface, it was apparent the ship had survived atmospheric entry and the crash landing. "Anyone?"
"Fucking..." The sound of something impacting the transparent aluminium next to him spooked Kai and he now stared at the window where some local predator had obviously collided with the transparent aluminium, the blood of its likely demise now on the glass, as it dropped from view. "...Jesus."
"Awesome." Kai looked out at the barely visible alien swamp for a moment before he turned his attention to the hatch confining him to his crash couch and retrieved the oversized can opener from the emergency locker to one side. Placing it on the hatch, he forced the mechanism to lock down on the door surface. "Okay..."
"...Now move." Kai pushed against the mechanism and the door to emergency crash couch breached revealing the starship hallway was now a vertical shaft occupied by the staircase designed to deploy once the Las Vegas was vertical. There didn't seem to be anything resembling crew activity. "Hello?"
...
Kai found Chief Marlow on the Bridge, the sound of something sexual compelled him to interupt their alone-time but the sight of the corpse of the first officer soured him on the moment.
"What the fuck?" Something was pleasuring the Chief Engineer. It seemed to be a large black leech wrapped around the chief engineer's thigh like a bloated python. "What is that?"
"Indigenous lifeform." The sound of Chief Marlow's voice was as disturbing as it was unexpected. "Its enzymes are healing my wounds, but its venom after a while is... pleasureable."
"What..." Kai struggled to think about something other than what was happening. Kai focussed on the corpse of the first officer. 'What happened to Claire?"
"Impact seems to have killed her." Marlow, the venom taking hold of his brain, felt an overwhelming desire that caused him to stare at the remaining hint of the first officer's sexuality. "Pity."
"Marlow... Focus." Doctor Scott rebuked Chief Marlow. "You know she'se dead right?"
"Huh?" Chief Marlow looked up at the doctor. "Yeah... sure Doctor."
"Let me guess..." Kai Scott focused on the leech. "You are starting to feel like one sexual partner isn't enough?"
"Yeah..." Marlow agreed. There was a need. "More...would be better."
"Okay..." Kai looked around for the bridge emergency medical kit "...Its definetly time to remove your friend."
...
"No don't." Captain Brookes, gaunt and on the edge of death cried at the overwheming emotion of being abandoned by his lovers as the bloated leeches dropped into the black swamp water. "Please."
...
"Lets try some salt." The large leech-like creature released Chief Marlow's thigh and made a sound much like a scream as Doctor Scott applied the Saline spray to its body causing it to drop to the floor and attempt to find some other place to be. "And that's a yes."
"Doctor," Chief Marlow instantly felt withdrawal symptoms. "I need you to stop torturing it and put it back on me."
"No," Doctor Scott pulled the Taser from the medkit and repeatedly stunned the suddenly enraged Marlow until the Chief Engineer succumed to a state of unconciousness. Scott turned the weapon on the Leech as it flailed at him out of survival. "I don't think so."
...
"Chief Marlow?" Doctor Scott pulled back the shutter and looked into the Quarantine airlock at the only human patient on board causing Chief Marlow to lunge at the opened shutter screaming like a mad dog. "That wont do."
"Patient Marlow still showing violent symptoms of withdrawal." Kai Scott shocked the Patient into unconciousness and closed the shutter. "Application of Taser necessary."
"Hello there." Kai stared at the giant bloated leech testing the limits of it's container. "I see you are finally making a recovery."
"I'm just popping down to see..." Doctor Scott waved a Saline bottle in front of his new pet and sprayed the glass of the container causing it to recoil out of recognition. "...if there are any more of you on board."
Sunday, 27 November 2022
Friday, 25 November 2022
Linguistic Archaeology: The spread of the coconut
Coconut in almost every language
1. Coconut2. klapper
3. kokosit
4. kokonati
5. juzat alhind
6. kokosi
7. *L (assamese)
8. Coco
9. kokos
10. coco ye
11. kokoa
12. kakos
13. Nārakēla
14. *YL*M*L* (bhojpuri)
15. kokosov orekh
16. lubi
17. Yēzi
18. coccu
19. kokosový ořech
20. kokosnød
21. kaashi
22. *L* (dogri)
23. kokosnoot
24. kokoso (esperanto)
25. Kookospähkel
26. koklozi
27. niyog
28. kookos
29. noix de coco
30. kokosnút
31. kokosi
32. Kokosnuss
33. Karýda
34. Coco rehegua
35. Nāḷiyēra
36. Kokoye
37. Kwakwa
38. niu
39. K*K*S (hebrew)
40. naariyal
41. Txiv maj phaub
42. Kókuszdió
43. Kókoshneta
44. Akụ oyibo
45. Niog
46. Kelapa
47. Cnó cócó
48. Noce di cocco
49. Kokonattsu
50. klapa
51. Teṅgina kāyi
52. daung
53. Kakao
54. kokosnoot
55. kokoneos
56. Kokona
57. Gûzê kakawo (kurmanji kurdish)
58. C*G*E*N* (sorani kurdish)
59. makphav
60. Cocoes (latin)
61. Kokosrieksts
62. Kokoti
63. Kokoso
64. Muwogo
65. Kokosnoss
66. *L (maithili)
67. Voanio
68. kelapa
69. nāḷikēraṁ
70. Ġewż tal-Indi
71. Nāraḷa
72. *N (manipuri)
73. aonesee
74. Narivala
75. Kokosnøtt
76. Kookoo
77. K*PRH (pashto)
78. NARGYL (persian)
79. Kokosowy
80. Nārī'ala
81. Nucă de cocos
82. popo
83. Kokonate
84. Khókhónate
85. NARYL (sindhi)
86. pol
87. Qumbaha
88. Kalapa
89. Nazi
90. Norçil
91. Tēṅkāy
92. Кокос
93. Kobbari
94. Maphr̂āw
95. *T (tigrinya)
96. Khokhonati
97. Hindistan cevizi
98. Akutu
99. NARYL (urdu)
100. *Q (uyghur)
101. Dừa
102. Cnau coco
103. Ikhokhonathi
104. kokosnus
105. Agbon
106. Ukhukhunathi
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
53 50% 29 27% 34 32% 61 58% 22 20%
B % C % D % F % G %
6 5% 16 15% 9 8% 0 0% 10 9%
H % J % K % L % M %
15 14% 2 1% 56 53% 24 22% 8 7%
N % P % Q % R % S %
50 47% 12 11% 2 1% 19 18% 31 29%
T % V % W % X % Y %
22 20% 6 5% 6 5% 2 1% 14 13%
Z %
8 7%
Popularity of use
58% O:
53% K, O:
50% A, K, O: Kakao, kokoa,
48% N, A, K, O:
33% I, N, A, K, O: Kokona, *N (manipuri), Kookoo,
29% S, I, N, A, K, O: Kokoso, Kokosnoss, kakos, kokosnød, kokoso (esperanto), kookos, kokosi, K*K*S (hebrew), kokosi, kokos,
27% E, S, I, N, A, K, O: kokoneos, aonesee,
22% L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: *L (maithili), *L* (dogri), *L (assamese),
20% U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Akutu, kokosnus, Kokosnuss, niu, Kokonattsu, kokosnút, lubi, Kokonate, *T (tigrinya), Kokosnøtt, kokonati, kokosnoot, Kokoti, kokosit, kokosnoot,
18% R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Kokosrieksts, Nāraḷa, Nārī'ala, Nārakēla,
15% C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Norçil, Кокос, Cnau coco, Cocoes (latin), Coco, Cnó cócó, coccu, Coconut,
14% H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Ikhokhonathi, Ukhukhunathi, Khokhonati, Khókhónate, kaashi, Kókoshneta,
13% Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Tēṅkāy, NARYL (urdu), NARYL (sindhi), Karýda, Nāḷiyēra, Kokoye, naariyal, *YL*M*L* (bhojpuri), coco ye,
11% P, Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: K*PRH (pashto), popo, klapa, kelapa, pol, Kalapa, Kookospähkel, Kelapa, klapper,
9% G, P, Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: C*G*E*N* (sorani kurdish), NARGYL (persian), Teṅgina kāyi, Coco rehegua, Niog, niyog,
8% D, G, P, Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Nucă de cocos, Dừa, daung, Noce di cocco,
7% Z, M, D, G, P, Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: nāḷikēraṁ, Nazi, Kókuszdió,, Yēzi, koklozi
5% W, V, B, Z, M, D, G, P, Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Hindistan cevizi, Agbon, Kobbari, Maphr̂āw, Narivala, Kokosowy, Ġewż tal-Indi, Muwogo, Voanio, Gûzê kakawo (kurmanji kurdish), makphav, Kwakwa, Akụ oyibo, kokosov orekh, kokosový ořech,
1% X, Q, J, W, V, B, Z, M, D, G, P, Y, H, C, R, U, T, L, E, S, I, N, A, K, O: Qumbaha, *Q (uyghur), noix de coco, Txiv maj phaub, juzat alhind,
0% F,
Conclusion: originating in the O linguistic group,
O group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Luo M 89% (O; I; N; A)
Italian M 88% (O; I; A; R, E)
Zapotec Pantheon 87% (O; C; I; A; N, E)
Benin M 82% (O; A; E; S; R)
Benin F 82% (O; E; S; I; A, N) B, G
Sesotho M 80% (O; L, A; E; T)
Portugese M 78% (O; A; I; R; E; L)
Basque M 75% (O; A; N; R)
Spanish M 74% (O; A, I; E; N)
Sumerian (U=O) 72% (U; A; S, I; M)
The Shogi Game 66% (O; I, K, A)
• Coconut 58% (O; K; A; N; I; S)
Planets of Asimov's Foundation 54% (O; E, R, N)
The earliest ard at 50% with Kakao (kinyarwanda), and kokoa (basque) followed by a bandgap at 48% before recovery at 33%. Peaking at 20%, declining down through 7% before again peaking at 5%. Then declining through 1%.
Wednesday, 23 November 2022
Real World: Green Ants farming Aphids
Monday, 21 November 2022
Linguistic Archaeology: Icelandic Walking Dead
Walking Dead
1. Aptrgangr
2. Draugr
3. Draug
4. Haugbůi
2. Draugr
3. Draug
4. Haugbůi
Popularity of Use
100% A, G:
75% U, R, A, G:
50% D, U, R, A, G: Draugr, Draug,
25% B, P, T, H, D, U, R, A, G: Haugbůi, Aptrgangr,
Conclusion: originating in the A/G indeterminant makes it most likely related to the A-G (Cave) linguistic subgroup. So the idea of walking dead is pre-iceage? The data pool is tiny but you work with what you get,
So lets say there is a cave in iceland that needs to be found despite our Korean Cave origin.
Thursday, 17 November 2022
Linguistic Archaeology: The Betazoid culture
Betazoid names and words
1. Lon Suder2. Devinoni Ral
3. Tam Elbrun
4. Sabin Genestra
5. Reittan Grax
6. Andrus Hagan
7. Amanin
8. Jurot
9. Shannara
10. Stadi
11. Deanna Troi
12. Lwaxana Troi
13. Kestra Troi
14. Imzadi (used to infer intimate relationship?)
15. Rixx (minor Betazoid historical religious figure?, capital city of betazed)
16. Betazoid (species)
17. El'nar (lake on betazed)
18. Cataria (lake on betazed)
19. Janaran (waterfalls on betazed, location of the sanctuary)
20. Muktok (plant that grows on betazed)
21. Utta- (a type of berry that grows on betazed)
22. Medara (previous capital city of betazed)
23. Betazed (homeworld)
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
19 82% 11 47% 12 52% 8 34% 6 26%
B % C % D % F % G %
4 17% 1 4% 9 39% 0 0% 3 13%
H % J % K % L % M %
2 8% 2 8% 1 4% 3 13% 4 17%
N % P % Q % R % S %
12 52% 0 0% 0 0% 16 69% 6 26%
T % V % W % X % Y %
13 56% 1 4% 1 4% 3 13% 0 0%
Z %
3 13%
Popularity of use
82% A:
69% R, A:
56% T, R, A:
52% N, I, T, R, A:
47% E, N, I, T, R, A:
39% D, E, N, I, T, R, A:
34% O, D, E, N, I, T, R, A: Deanna Troi,
26% S, U, O, D, E, N, I, T, R, A: Kestra Troi, Utta- (a type of berry that grows on betazed), Stadi,
17% M, B, S, U, O, D, E, N, I, T, R, A: Medara (previous capital city of betazed), Amanin,
13% Z, X, L, G, M, B, S, U, O, D, E, N, I, T, R, A: Imzadi (used to infer intimate relationship?), Rixx (minor Betazoid historical religious figure?, capital city of betazed), Betazoid (species), El'nar (lake on betazed), Betazed (homeworld), Lon Suder, Tam Elbrun, Sabin Genestra, Reittan Grax,
8% J, H, Z, X, L, G, M, B, S, U, O, D, E, N, I, T, R, A: Andrus Hagan, Shannara, Janaran (waterfalls on betazed, location of the sanctuary), Jurot,
4% W, V, K, C, J, H, Z, X, L, G, M, B, S, U, O, D, E, N, I, T, R, A: Muktok (plant that grows on betazed), Devinoni Ral, Lwaxana Troi, Cataria (lake on betazed),
0% Y, P, Q, F
Conclusion: The Troi are the oldest family name, appearing at 34% while the Suder family name likely emerges at 26%. Discovered at 26%, Uttaberries are an ancient food source of the Betazoid peoples.
Planetary Government is achieved at 17% and Betazed is now governed from the planetary Capitol of Medara. The Betazoid Culture peaks at 13% with the relocation of the Capital of Betazed from Medara to Rixx. El'nar Lake is formed at this time.
The Janaran falls and Janaran Sanctuary dont exist until 8% so are likely an artificial construct, or a part of wilderness not known until recently settled.
The Muktot plant appears at 4%. Its likely introduced to Betazed as is the Betazed Cat. The lake of Cataria is formed at this time.
First Name Family Name
Character
Length 3 5 6 7 8 3 4 5 6 8
Quantity 1 3 4 1 2 1 2 2 1 1
Generating Betazoid Names
2D8 Name Length 2D4 Family Name Length
2 3 2 3
3-5 5 3-4 4
6-8 6 5-6 5
9 7 7 6
10-11 8 8 8
Forbidden Y, P, Q, F
Linguistic Archaeology: The Nine Hells (part 2)
The Nine Hells
1. AVERNUS2. DIS
3. MINAUROS
4. PHLEGETHOS
5. STYGIA
6. MALBOLGE
7. MALADOMINI
8. CAINA
9. NESSUS
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
6 66% 4 44% 5 55% 4 44% 3 33%
B % C % D % F % G %
1 11% 1 11% 2 22% 0 0% 3 33%
H % J % K % L % M %
1 11% 0 0% 0 0% 3 33% 3 33%
N % P % Q % R % S %
5 55% 1 11% 0 0% 2 22% 6 66%
T % V % W % X % Y %
2 22% 1 11% 0 0% 0 0% 1 11%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of use
66% A, S:
55% I, N, A, S:
44% E, O, I, N, A, S:
33% L, M, U, G, E, O, I, N, A, S: NESSUS,
22% T, R, D, L, M, U, G, E, O, I, N, A, S: DIS, MINAUROS, MALADOMINI,
11% V, Y, P, H, B, C, T, R, D, L, M, U, G, E, O, I, N, A, S: PHLEGETHOS, STYGIA, MALBOLGE, CAINA, AVERNUS,
0% Z, X, W, Q, K, J, F,
Conclusion: At 33% the Gloom of Nessus is the earliest of the Nine Hells.
Name
Character
Length 3 5 6 7 8 9 10
Quantity 1 1 2 1 2 0 1
Generating Hell Names
Rank Available Alphabet
1D8 Name Length VI A, S
1 3 V I, N, A, S:
2 5 IV E, O, I, N, A, S
3-4 6 III L, M, U, G, E, O, I, N, A, S
5 7 II T, R, D, L, M, U, G, E, O, I, N, A, S
6-7 8 I V, Y, P, H, B, C, T, R, D, L, M, U, G, E, O, I, N, A, S
8 10 Forbidden Z, X, W, Q, K, J, F,
We note here W, Q, K are forbidden as with Male devil names, but also Z, X, J, F. If we look at our Stone age vectors,
I/A is from the 18% developmental source... Ai (Japanese Rivers), Ia (Japanese Mountains), or A/I [a place with Eels]
A/S is from the 10% developmental source... As (Sand, Forest, Saturn), Sa, or A/S (Salt).
We find that:
1. The earliest Female Devil is either from Japanese mountains or Japanese Rivers.
2. The earliest Hell is an environment of Sand, Forest, Salt, Coast, River, Ice, Island, Japanese Flowers, and Ghosts (or the Gloomy shitshow on Titan out near Saturn - something that doesnt bode well for Space colonist psychology).
3. The Earliest Male Devil is or A-E (early humans at 28%), or A-R (who are city dwellers) at 15%.
The earliest Devil found l9ve in a She-devil from the Mountains/Rivers of Japan and she went on to be a grandmother.
Thanks to Ed Greenwood for his Nine Hells (Dragon Magazine 75, 76)
We can be pretty sure Japan was a significant site of human occupation before the iceage between 18%-15%. Possibly with the first city as opposed to the Middle East But it also seems to have become Hell.
Tuesday, 15 November 2022
Linguistic Archaeology: Devils of the Nine Hells
Male Devil Names
1. Asmodeus2. Baalzebul
3. Belial
4. Dispater
5. Geryon
6. Mammon
7. Moloch
8. Mephistopheles
9. Tiamat
10. Abigor
11. Adonides
12. Adramelech
13. Agares
14. Alastor
15. Alocer
16. Amduscias
17. Amon
18. Arioch
19. Baalberith
20. Baalzephon
21. Bael
22. Balan
23. Barbas
24. Barbatos
25. Bathym
26. Bel
27. Bele
28. Bethage
29. Biffant
30. Bifrons
31. Bileth
32. Bitru
33. Buer
34. Bune
35. Caarcrinolaas
36. Chamo
37. Fecor
38. Focalor
39. Furcas
40. Gaziel
41. Goap
42. Gorson
43. Herobaal
44. Herodias
45. Hutijin
46. Machalas
47. Malphas
48. Martinet
49. Melchon
50. Merodach
51. Morax
52. Neabaz
53. Nexroth
54. Phongor
55. Rimmon
56. Tartach
57. Titivilus
58. Zaebos
59. Zagum
60. Zapan
61. Zepar
62. Zimimar
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
43 69% 30 48% 21 33% 29 46% 10 16%
B % C % D % F % G %
22 35% 14 22% 7 11% 5 8% 8 12%
H % J % K % L % M %
20 32% 1 1% 0 0% 22 35% 18 29%
N % P % Q % R % S %
18 29% 8 12% 0 0% 30 48% 18 29%
T % V % W % X % Y %
16 25% 1 1% 0 0% 2 3% 2 3%
Z %
9 14%
Popularity of use
69% A:
48% R, E, A:
46% O, R, E, A:
35% L, B, O, R, E, A: Bael, Bel, Bele,
33% I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Belial,
32% H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Herobaal,
29% S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Balan, Barbas, Rimmon, Mammon, Amon,
25% T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Bileth, Martinet, Barbatos, Tiamat, Alastor, Baalberith,
22% C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Melchon, Tartach, Machalas, Caarcrinolaas, Chamo, Alocer, Arioch, Moloch,
16% U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Bitru, Buer, Bune,
14% Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Zaebos, Zimimar, Neabaz, Baalzebul,
12% P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Zagum, Zapan, Zepar, Phongor, Gaziel, Goap, Gorson, Malphas, Abigor, Agares, Baalzephon, Bethage, Mephistopheles,
11% D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Herodias, Merodach, Adonides, Adramelech, Amduscias, Asmodeus, Dispater,
8% F, D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Fecor, Focalor, Furcas, Biffant, Bifrons,
3% X, Y, F, D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Morax, Nexroth, Geryon, Bathym,
1% V, J, X, Y, F, D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A: Hutijin, Titivilus,
0% W, Q, K
The earliest Devils are Bael, Bel and Bele at 35%. Followed by Belial (earliest of the most powerful Devils). Peaking at 12% in the Mephistopheles period, and declining down to 1%.
Name
Character
Length 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 14
Quantity 1 6 7 15 11 9 2 3 1 1
Generating Male Devil Names
Rank Available Alphabet
XIII L, B, O, R, E, A
XiI I, L, B, O, R, E, A
5D12 Length XI H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A:
5 3 X S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A:
6-11 4 IX T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
12-18 5 VIII C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
19-33 6 VII U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
34-44 7 VI Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
45-53 8 V P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
54-55 9 IV D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
56-58 10 III F, D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
59 13 II X, Y, F, D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
60 14 I V, J, X, Y, F, D, P, G, Z, U, C, T, S, N, M, H, I, L, B, O, R, E, A
Forbidden W, K, Q
Female Devil Names
1. Baalphegor
2. Baftis
3. Bensozia
4. Cozbi
5. Glwa
6. Lilis
7. Lilith
8. Naome
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
5 62% 3 37% 5 62% 4 50% 0 0%
B % C % D % F % G %
3 37% 1 12% 0 0% 1 12% 2 25%
H % J % K % L % M %
2 25% 0 0% 0 0% 4 50% 1 12%
N % P % Q % R % S %
2 25% 1 12% 0 0% 1 12% 3 37%
T % V % W % X % Y %
2 25% 0 0% 1 12% 0 0% 0 0%
Z %
2 25%
Popularity of use
62% A, I:
50% L, O, A, I:
37% B, E, S, L, O, A, I: Lilis,
25% Z, T, N, H, G, B, E, S, L, O, A, I: Lilith, Bensozia,
12% W, P, R, M, F, C, Z, T, N, H, G, B, E, S, L, O, A, I: Glwa, Baalphegor, Naome, Cozbi, Baftis,
0% J, K, D, Q, V, X, Y
Conclusion: origin indeterminant, female devils are increasingly popular. Beginning at 37% with Lilis and rising to a peak at 12%. Bes (the egyptian cat goddess) would qualify as 37%.
Name
Character
Length 4 5 6 7 8 (4+4) 9 10 (5+5, 4+6)
Quantity 1 3 2 0 1 0 1
Generating Female Devil Names
1D8 Name Length Rank Available Alphabet
1 4 Ultimate A, I
2-4 5 Major L, O, A, I
5-6 6 Greater B, E, S, L, O, A, I
7 8 (4+4) Lesser Z, T, N, H, G, B, E, S, L, O, A, I
8 10 (5+5, 2+6) Minor W, P, R, M, F, C, Z, T, N, H, G, B, E, S, L, O, A, I
Forbidden J, K, D, Q, V, X, Y
Ex.
Name: IA, The Grandmother, The Name-giver
Rank: Ultimate 1000pp
She crafts Artifacts from any male or female who challenges her authority, whether that be sewing-needles from their bones, even the most powerful male devils fear her for She names them all.
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