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which would you choose?

-currently named GT and upset about it

The more specific, the better, actually, I like knowing what my criteria is.

Masc/Neutral Nature (Trees/Dangerous Plants) Names:

Rowan - Scottish and Irish - a type of tree, 'little redhead'

Oren - Hebrew - laurel or pine tree

Yves - French - yew wood

Laurel - Latin - laurel tree

Ash - diminutive of Asher, English - ash tree

Alder - English tree name or surname - 'old'

Adair - Scottish and Irish - 'oak tree ford'

Aspen - aspen tree

Cypress - cypress tree

Adonis - a figure in Greek mythology, also part of the scientific name of Adonis vernalis, false hellebore or pheasant's eye. Poisonous plant.

Agave - a succulent whose juices cause acute contact dermatitis

Thistle - botanical name

Calla - Calla palustris, marsh calla, wild calla, water-arum. Very poisonous when fresh, edible after properly treated.

Oleander - a flower. Most parts of it are toxic to most vertebrates.

Hemlock - an extremely poisonous plant, famously used to execute Ancient Greek philosopher Socrates

Paris - Paris quadrifolia, herb-paris. Each plant only produces one berry, and its awful taste and singularity make it difficult to mistake for edible berries, so poisonings are rare. Regardless, all of the plant's tissues are poisonous.

Calabar - Physostigma venenosum, calabar beans, ordeal beans. Toxins in the seeds can cause many things, including cholinergic syndrome. Has medicinal uses, including the treatment of glaucoma and Alzheimer's.

Bracken - Pteridium aquilinum, bracken. Carcinogenic to humans and animals such as mice, rats, horses, and cattle when ingested.

Oak - a tree, and poisonous in large amounts.

Xanthium - cocklebur, can be poisonous to livestock.

Masc/Neutral Weapons/Metalworking Names:

Hephaestus - the Ancient Greek god of smiths

Tolliver - English and Scottish occupational name - 'metalworker'

Ferris - Irish, English - 'strong man', 'ironworker'

Kessler - German surname - 'coppersmith'

Smith - English occupational name, most commonly used as a surname

Melor - Celtic - 'iron man', a Brenton saint and prince who was said to have a hand and a foot of silver

Axton - English - 'sword stone'

Elidor - Welsh, Hebrew - 'steel', 'generation of god'

Favre - French occupational name - 'ironworker'

Isambard - English - 'bright iron'

Farrar - English occupational name - 'blacksmith', 'metalworker'

Tamerlane - Turkic, Mongol - 'iron'

Isley - English variation of Eisele, German - 'iron'

Fabbro - Italian - 'blacksmith'

Archer - English word name - 'bowman'

Blaze - English word name - 'fire'

Lance - a type of spear or javelin

Arrow - word name, the ammunition made to be shot out of a bow

Blade - word name

Saber/Sabre - word name, a type of sword

Dagger - word name, a small fighting knife used as a weapon or tool

Mace - word name, a heavy club used as a weapon

Axe - word name

Ruger - German surname - 'renowned spear'

Dart - English place and word name

Estoc - a type of French longsword used from the 14th to the 17th century, designed for fighting against mail and plate armour

Bill - a hooked blade on a staff originally used for trimming trees, repurposed as an infantry polearm. Similar in size, function, and appearance to the halberd.

Dane - referring to the Dane axe or long axe, a type of European two-handed battle-axe from the early Medieval period, notable for its broad, thin blade and exceptionally long shaft. Predominantly used during the European Viking Age.

X is Slained by Y using [insert name]

NullReferenceException (referenced object cannot be found)

Axiom

Ad Absurdum (“to the absurd” philosophy)

Continuum (spacetime continuum)

BitCrusher (distortion by reducing the quality of sample, sound design)

BadPosture

CognitiveFailure

Spaghettification (objects being elongated by drastic difference in gravity strength around a massive object like a black hole)

DataExplunged / Redacted /Antimeme (Cognito hazard, SCP)

Determinism

Disquitude (a state of unrest/unease)

Umbra (dark shadow of an eclipse)

Mortality

Delirium

Execution.exe

Ecliptic (path of the sun)

Entropy

CausalityBreaker / Superluminal (Faster than light)

VillagerObliterator

Nullity (law and math :3

CosmicHeatDeath

Rupture

Syzygy (alignment of planets)

ChaosConstruct (very original /j)

Sublimator / ionizer

Maelstrom

Fluxion (Newton’s name for gradient of a fluent at a point)

Styx

Abstractor

Phantasm

Oblivion

EnthalpyMaxxer