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FireWalk Since: Feb, 2010
Sep 22nd 2012 at 6:49:21 AM •••

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  • In Grim most of the monsters have German (or pidgen-German) names, with a couple of exceptions.

I'm asumming this is a reference to Grimm, and it seems to only be names, not the language as use for magic.

Don't ask me, I just fix wicks.
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