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D&D 3E/3.5 Scientific names
- Thread starter abe ray
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Felis Pinnula or Felis Avia
The one for giant spiders is close. Technically, you should probably choose one of the many genus names. But "Arachnid" paired with anything denoting large size- Gigans, Mega, Titan, etc.- would work. You could or even should even use those variants to describe the various distinct ones.
OTOH, you could create a new genus- saaaaay, "Titanarachnea"- to denote the genus of ALL the giant sized spiders of fantasy and then you could have fun with the species names to distinguish them. In this case, the common giant spider would be Titanarachnea vulgaris.
Something like a phase spider would be Titanarachnea aetherius. The biggest species in your campaign setting could be Titanarachnea Rex.
The one for giant spiders is close. Technically, you should probably choose one of the many genus names. But "Arachnid" paired with anything denoting large size- Gigans, Mega, Titan, etc.- would work. You could or even should even use those variants to describe the various distinct ones.
OTOH, you could create a new genus- saaaaay, "Titanarachnea"- to denote the genus of ALL the giant sized spiders of fantasy and then you could have fun with the species names to distinguish them. In this case, the common giant spider would be Titanarachnea vulgaris.
Something like a phase spider would be Titanarachnea aetherius. The biggest species in your campaign setting could be Titanarachnea Rex.
Etin- Gigantes Gemellus
Storm giant- Gigantes Tempestas
Reef giant- Gigantes Scopulas
Stone giant- Gigantes Lapidus
Blink dog- Canis Volito
Storm giant- Gigantes Tempestas
Reef giant- Gigantes Scopulas
Stone giant- Gigantes Lapidus
Blink dog- Canis Volito
Jungle giant- Gigantes Arbous... I’m not sure there was a specific word for jungles distinct from forests in general
Blink mammoth- Loxodonta Vito
Armadilaphant- Loxodonta scallus
Blink mammoth- Loxodonta Vito
Armadilaphant- Loxodonta scallus
I don't know the last critter, but I'd be tempted to use that name anyway! 
Really? No clue what to do with that.
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