Post by Xander on Apr 27, 2009 0:07:33 GMT -5
When the Oneroi were cursed, Zeus stripped them of their names, as well as any sense of individuality they might have had. For that reason, the legions of Dream-Hunters take their names based on the roles they serve in the dream realm.
The prefix to the Dream-Hunter names designates their role in the hierarchy:
M The leaders. These enforcers work like a police force to keep the Oneroi from crossing the line... and pass judgment upon the ones that do. The current leaders of the Dream-Hunters are M'Ordant, M'Alerian/D'Alerian, and M'Adoc. They meet at the Onethalamus, the gathering place where all policies, peace treaties, and death warrants are fashioned.
V Dream-Hunters who aid insomniacs, or who save humans from nightmares. (See V'Edrix, V'Arian.)
D Dream-Hunters sent to help gods and other immortals. These are the ones most often recruited to help newly forged Dark-Hunters escape the nightmares of their past, and the tran¬sition to immortality. Once assigned to a Dark-Hunter, this Dream-Hunter will usually watch over them for their entire existence. (See D'Aria, D'Ravyk.)
The prefix to the Dream-Hunter names designates their role in the hierarchy:
M The leaders. These enforcers work like a police force to keep the Oneroi from crossing the line... and pass judgment upon the ones that do. The current leaders of the Dream-Hunters are M'Ordant, M'Alerian/D'Alerian, and M'Adoc. They meet at the Onethalamus, the gathering place where all policies, peace treaties, and death warrants are fashioned.
V Dream-Hunters who aid insomniacs, or who save humans from nightmares. (See V'Edrix, V'Arian.)
D Dream-Hunters sent to help gods and other immortals. These are the ones most often recruited to help newly forged Dark-Hunters escape the nightmares of their past, and the tran¬sition to immortality. Once assigned to a Dark-Hunter, this Dream-Hunter will usually watch over them for their entire existence. (See D'Aria, D'Ravyk.)