Naming of the newspawn in Obsidia
Post: #1
So I've just been calling it newspawn lately... but I don't want to be lazy and call it that forever. I'd like some ideas very soon. And just like the prices thread, I want this sorted in the next 24 hours.

This will not be like Asyr. This newspawn will be finished this week. But I need as much help as possible.

Once the prices are decided on, we can start turning all the empty signs in the shops to ChestShop signs. I'm still eagerly waiting on Mii to make the potion shop.. and I'd like to have an achievement/quest for access to the mine.
I'm not really sure, at this moment, what else we need to do.

So with the name, remember it's a city on the ocean. And I won't accept any of the done to death names like 'Atlantis'. As nice as it is, it's not original at all.
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Post: #2
Argos, Ithaca, or Crete. All great sea ports of their time.

Venice works as well.

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Post: #3
Brine (old English for a large body of saltwater), or Brimsburge. (burge is old Norse for "city" or "stronghold," and brim is Old English for "ocean.")
Alternatively, we could go with these excellent names I have long awaited to be associated with a city. Miscellania; Etceteria; Etaliae; Diversius; or, rather than going with the "this is somewhere new and unique" theme of the names, we could use Domus, which is Latin for "home."


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Post: #4
Mys suggestion is either eden or arcadia, which both stand for paradise.

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Post: #5
I believe it should be Oceania.

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Post: #6
Lavinium, the name of Rome before it was Rome, or Ilium, which is another name for Troy. I'm using all these mythological names because of a huge test I am taking soon. I've been studying for months. Yea, I'm hard wired for it now.

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[color=#1E90FF]You're insane![/color]
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Gravity Falls Episode 19, Dreamscapers

There are only 2 kinds of people in this world I can't stand: those who are intolerant of other people's cultures, and the Dutch.
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Post: #7
How about Aquae or Aquaria?

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Post: #8
[color=#32CD32][size=medium][b]Etceteria[/b][/size][/color] it is.

Sorry for the lack of vote, but I don't want this to be another Asyr.
This shit is getting finished this week.
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