Nokraenom is actually the name a friend of mine used in his roleplaying campaigns, and in various other RPGs as well. So if you see a Nokraenom elsewhere, it's not me - this is the only place I have used the name.

It was based off (originally) a neutral-aligned monk named Thanatos, who later succumbed to the temptations of evil, and became the Dark Emperor Nokraenom, an evil sorceror dictator.

Sadly, my friend passed away last year due to complications with a viral infection and a reaction with the medicine he was taking. It took everyone that knew him by surprise, because he was a very healthy and active guy.

I took the name here as a personal tribute to him.

The last name d'Erlette has an unrelated meaning as well, but I will leave that to the perceptive observer to discern.

Hajamin is a bastardized combination of Korean words... if it wasn't so badly mangled it would mean something like "To start a fight" or something along those lines.

Ooh, so we have two Korean gods?


I'm sure everyone knows where I got Vix from.

Ehecatl: Mythology
The Aztec god of the wind. The name literally means "wind" and he is an aspect of Quetzalcoatl. He is believed to move the sun with his breath, and has the power to breathe life into the lifeless. He fell in love with a girl named Mayahuel, who did not reciprocate because this was when mankind could not love. Thus, he gifted humans with the ability to love eachother, so that she would feel the passion for him that he felt for her. A sacred tree is said to stand where they first met in love.

Lusternia:
A budding artist that lives in the Serenwilde Commune, wandering around flapping his gills and flaring his fins.