- Location
- California
- Pronouns
- They/Them
[X] [PLACE] Hulk
[X] [NAME] Lahzutekh
[X] [NAME] Lazharekh
[X] [NAME] Lahzutekh
[X] [NAME] Lazharekh
They all are Luthor Harkon. Different aspects of him perhaps, but all him anyway. The aspect we meet seems to have been quite logical and deductive for example, where another might be more introspective or desirous of bloodshed, but I suspect they all reflect Luthor himself.They're hardly making up names for themselves because they're fighting to be the one true Luther Harcon.
You forgot to type the "[X]" for your vote.
Character name references really need to not be TOO on the nose.I can't believe I'm the only one voting for Lahzarus. It fits the naming scheme, it's a pun, it has religious undertones, what more do you need?
Anyone know just how aware the other facets are of the driving seats actions while they're not in it? Do they have to be updated on their actions by subordinates or messages to each other? Or is it like an out of body experience or dream?
Character name references really need to not be TOO on the nose.
Even warhammer usually has its limits for major characters they're going to actually write important stories about
Kroak. Canis Wolfborn. Ferris Manus. Sly Marbo. Mazdamundi. Tiqtak'to.Even warhammer usually has its limits for major characters they're going to actually write important stories about
Good point. Approval voting for Lahzarus.
At least in TW, he often refers to himself with plurals.It's a problem more with the English language than anything, but talking about Luthor's personality fragments as a "they" is less accurate than a "he" that acts differently at different times. "They" implies more independence than the fragments have, that they might be acting against one another or plotting to take permanent supremacy.
Rather, it's like you when you're drunk versus when you're stoned versus when you're on cocaine. You're still you, and you don't really regard the other-you as a separate person. Just a you whose actions differ from the ones you might take if you were in the same situation right now.
The thing is that at no time does Luthor consider himself sober any more. He's effectively always stuck on some kind of narcotic, randomly switching between the flavour, and while he can ask himself "what would sober me do right now?" he doesn't always; when he does the answer is skewed because he's on uppers or downers or hallucinogens at the moment; and the considered response doesn't feel right to his current state, regardless.
All of Luthor Harkon wants to be sober again.
Though I don't believe anyone has actually pinned down what Mazdamundi is a reference to.Kroak. Canis Wolfborn. Ferris Manus. Sly Marbo. Mazdamundi. Tiqtak'to.
I always figured it was just Master Mundi as in mundus as in 'the world', so, master of the world.Though I don't believe anyone has actually pinned down what Mazdamundi is a reference to.