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<blockquote data-quote="Akin Ringpeace" data-source="post: 503698" data-attributes="member: 7047">In case you think of a cool word to use as the first part of the name, here are some generic names for a place deep undergound where a couple of tunnels converge (since this isn't a &quot;city&quot; per se):Junction/Knot/Cross/Splice/'Fluence/Tangle/GroinSump/Seep/SloughHole/Pit/Tunnel/Fall(You can stick any of these after a cool noun and get stuff like &quot;Cutterhead Junction,&quot; &quot;Bugbear Sump,&quot; &quot;Goblin Splice&quot;,&quot;Zaitaro's 'Fluence,&quot; &quot;Loblolly Seep&quot;)'Course this gives the whole atmosphere a sort of &quot;Dukes of Hazard&quot; feel . . .For more fungus names than anybody could ever use for anything apart from naming all the fungus species in California, check out&nbsp; <a href="http://www.mykoweb.com/CAF/species_index.html" target="_blank">http://www.mykoweb.com/CAF/species_index.html</a>A few choice ones:Simocybe, Gomphus, Suillus, Polyporous, Collybia, Phellinus, Inocybe, and Psathyrella.There's even a Nolanea, Marasmius, and Agaricus!There's cool photos of most of them, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Akin Ringpeace, post: 503698, member: 7047"] In case you think of a cool word to use as the first part of the name, here are some generic names for a place deep undergound where a couple of tunnels converge (since this isn't a "city" per se): Junction/Knot/Cross/Splice/'Fluence/Tangle/Groin Sump/Seep/Slough Hole/Pit/Tunnel/Fall (You can stick any of these after a cool noun and get stuff like "Cutterhead Junction," "Bugbear Sump," "Goblin Splice","Zaitaro's 'Fluence," "Loblolly Seep") 'Course this gives the whole atmosphere a sort of "Dukes of Hazard" feel . . . For more fungus names than anybody could ever use for anything apart from naming all the fungus species in California, check out [url]http://www.mykoweb.com/CAF/species_index.html[/url] A few choice ones: Simocybe, Gomphus, Suillus, Polyporous, Collybia, Phellinus, Inocybe, and Psathyrella. There's even a Nolanea, Marasmius, and Agaricus! There's cool photos of most of them, too. [/QUOTE]

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