Terms we may find ourselves using with surprising regularity

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16 years 2 months ago #35696 by Aleister (Aleister)

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Most of those don't seem to make any sense. Just intelligent sounding words put with somewhat similar sounding things. But then again, the term "A murder of crows" is real. I hate you English language, I hate you so hard with a knife.

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16 years 2 months ago #35710 by Edward Walker (Liam)

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Ruin of kobolds? My english has been incorrect for years then. I usually say a tribe of kobolds.

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16 years 2 months ago #35712 by Erim Walker (shiva14b)

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Ah, but a tribe is just that: a tribe, a clan, a family group. "Ruin" is simply the plural term for 3 or more Kobolds (who, after all, may or may not be members of the same tribe).

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