The only problem is that I cannot for the life of me think up an appropriate collective name for the monsters! I want something that will evoke the same feel as Pokemon, but which doesn't feel like the Hong Kong rip-off version of them. So I will be welcoming any suggestions as to collective names for all the monsters. Please help me! It is driving me insane...er.
As to monsters, there will be 2 Electric types, another Warrior type, 2 Air types, and a Water type. I want to have at least 2 of each type up soon, then I'll get to work on the 3rd starter for each type.
(PS: Prue, I am working on D&D, but I need to finish the map, and come up with some names before I can give you anything)
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Well, if you want to not have the Hong Kong rip-off (bootleg references ftw, btw), than I suggest dropping the "mon" suffix used in at least two franchises.
The problem is has to do with the lack of knowledge most people have with your world. Is the "standard" world the one our campaign is set in?
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Medieval armies fighting alongside monsters, and so forth
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Look at our world. We don't have a special name for "animals". I'm thinking maybe you should go with a less catch-all monster name and more just a campaign or world name.
If you have some ideas, I can get you Japanese words and origins from there.
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