Welcome to Gaia! ::

I'm leaving for basic training Monday. I won't be back until next January. Helliouse is my heir, and thus she is in control of Ulorbbath and Rylinndar in my extended absence.

Until January, take care.~

Okay...so I have a question. Well, I have questions.
1. Where do all the other houses, those that aren't on the plateau?
2. Do nobles ever go in the city?
3. Is this thread still active?
4. When will the new threads be open?
5. Are we still choosing a name for the forest?

You got some of it! At least that gives you some points.

Thank you for answering my questions, despite the demands of you life. Also, I hope that whatever is the problem your facing is revolved quickly.

What do we want to call ourselves, as denizens of Ulorbbath?

An eglish language word? Ulorbbathites? Ulorbbathians? Lol

Or a drow word? Let's look at what Ulorbbath means in drow...

ul = suprme or ultra (definite translation)
orbb = spider (definite translation)
ath = shortened suffix indicating a place or location (<-- open to interpretation as it could indicate something else such as a specific institution rather than just a place)

Uss = one or individual... Uss del Ulorbbath = One of Ulorbbath
Ussen = Plural ones or individuals... Ussen del Ulorbbath = Individuals of Ulorbbath

That's unwieldy so possibilities for rearranging might be:

Ulorbbath'ussen...

Shortened to Orbbath'ussen (as "Ul"/supreme is implied already)

Other possibilities could arise from this process.

A completely different approach is to use the akh suffix when describing any band or group which is affiliated somehow (as opposed to a random mob).

Applied to a group hailing from Ulorbbath or a group of people entirely affiliated of and within Ulorbbath, you would simply say Ulorbbath'akh.

So after thinking this out, for the time being I submit three ways to refer to denizens of Ulorbbath using drow rather than english language...

1) Ulorbbath'akh
2) Ulorbbath'uss (singular) / Ulorbbath'ussen (plural)
3) d'Ulorbbath (singlular and plural same)

The last is simply a prepositional phrase (of Ulorbbath) which would used as an adjective in practice... it could be argued perhaps that a high drow would not deign to use this form of pidgen however, it would be eaily understood and useful otherwise. I would consider example number 3 the hillbilly of drow and probably also adopted into undercommon (which is an amalgamation trade language seeded by drow, goblinoid tongues and even some common).

So, enough of my TL;DR, these are just my thoughts, but if you find fault with them I won't be hurt, hehe. Just here to help and offer ideas for others to use as they see fit.

Am I the only one missing the "post" button thing at the bottom of the page?

Egh. Whatever. /annoyed

I want to stick with something english, though your drow.....um...idk what to call it...anyway...it was cool Drae.