Today's dragon is a carrion-eating, graveyard dragon. Name it!
We had a judging mishap last night. The judges fell asleep before we could do the name-judging process. I could have just picked one on my own--but that would be breaking the rules. I'll get the judges' choice tomorrow. That means you get an extra day to name yesterday's dragon! Good luck!
19 comments:
Kilith, Dentist of the Lost Isles
Nichtspyrn.
The Grim Sweeper.
Mac Abre
In the highlands of Scotland grave robbing is not tolerated! Mac Abre protects the dead like he protects his food, well because the dead are his food.
Mac isn't one for direct confrontation and would rather just use his toxic rotten gas (makes stink bombs seem rather pleasant) to suffocate and kill any intruders. Of course, Mac doesn't eat anything or one until they have reached the perfect level of putridity.
So if you want to get buried in the Scottish highlands, make sure your grave is at least six feet deep! Mac doesn't like to dig.
Would it be cheating to use the "word verification" word that pops up when you leave a comment? There have been some good ones:
Chedsyth
Rismsh
...
Scoliosis
The Scourge of Road Kill
Bones MacFearson
Hmm, I see others have the Scottish vibe also. I swear I named this before I saw those comments.
Carbunckle- when there isn't a fresh corpse to nibble on, he goes for take out. He especially like small mammal road pizza with extra maggots, except for porcupines- they get stuck in his teeth. Skunk pizza, though- deelish! Kind of like having stinky French cheese on top.
Nate, this one is just frightening - way to go!
OK, I looked up the definition to see if I spelled it right (which I didn't- there is no "k", but I like the k anyway) Turns out that the name is even more appropriate than I thought- see definitions:
1.Carbuncle- A painful localized bacterial infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissue that usually has several openings through which pus is discharged.
2-car·bun·cle/ (kahr´bung-k'l) a necrotizing infection of skin and subcutaneous tissues composed of a cluster of furuncles, usually due to Staphylococcus aureus, with multiple drainage sinuses.carbunc´ular
Nice and Grotey, no?
In honor of Mac Abre, I present to you his death defying nemisis:
PC Abrer
;-)
Looks like Grimlaun to me.
Varixian the Grim
Nathan says: Άδη
Kielle: My Neighbor next door
Ada: Death Eater
Ryan: Alecto
Gnarledzi
-Shannon
The Haunter Of The Dead
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Corpsebreath
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