Ashes and Thunder

[ThisAdamGuy]

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[Empress_Omnii]

I love it when the religion in the world creates new expression. Not just swears, but phrases and unique habits.

 

[RepresentingCaution]

[God's name]'s [Body part]!

 

[ThisAdamGuy]

Please read the post before replying

 

[Representing_Tromba]

The etymology of a lot of swears often form from common phrases turned into gags or as a means of mocking the current power of the time. It can be a lot of fun making them.

Ashes and thunder sounds like referencing a gods power or a reference to something morbid within the world.

 

[Arkus86]

Sounds fitting for a fantasy world.

The etymology of a lot of swears often form from common phrases turned into gags or as a means of mocking the current power of the time. It can be a lot of fun making them.

Ashes and thunder sounds like referencing a gods power or a reference to something morbid within the world.

I have seen "Ashes" specifically used in one work, where it has both historical and religious relevance, referencing a dark period of the continent's history where ash covered the entire land, an event attributed to angry gods.

 

[HisDivineShadow]

Bloody hell, I like your Ashes and Thunder )

 

[Jailbreak571]

As the great Tobirama once said to the uchihas:

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Actually nevermind I might get cancelled over this.

 

[expentio]

The Webtoon Cydonia Shattering had "Sand and Cinder". That was quite fun.

 

[Our_Lady_in_Twilight]

I really like the additive component of it, the way saying both together is worth more than the sum of its parts!

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Sounds fitting for a fantasy world.

I have seen "Ashes" specifically used in one work, where it has both historical and religious relevance, referencing a dark period of the continent's history where ash covered the entire land, an event attributed to angry gods.

That's the kind of usage I was thinking of.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

By Crom, you may be on to something