The Wordscroll

The Wordscroll is the new dictionary. The version we give you here has been edited to only render words not already in your standard dictionary.

Races
Clergy (noun): Family on the power scale. Although you may not find your family a very "cool" family, they are second highest on the power scale.

Dork (noun): Someone who is socialy awkward or unaccepted.

Dweeb (noun): An unaccepted person who has no guts or is spineless.

Dweek (noun): An unaccpeted person that has no guts or is spineless sharing some traits of either a geek or a nerd.

Gamer (noun): A person who frequently games.

Gamerneek (noun): A person who frequently games and shares some traits of either a geek or nerd.

Geek (noun): A person who has a unique interest or obsession in a topic that is not the popular rage. Most usually a geek is a right-brainer.

Glammer (noun): A female popularite. Behind-your-back, back-stabbing bully.

Inpopular (adjective): To be popular among your people and most usualy not popular on the Power Scale. Not to be confused with unpopular.

Jock (noun): An athletic popularite. In-your-face bully.

Neek (noun):  1. A person with a uniqe interest or obsession in an unpopular topic that shares traits of both geeks and nerds.

(noun) 2. A person with a unique interest in an unpopular topic sharing the some traits of either a geek or a nerd.

Nerd (noun): A person who has a unique interest or obsession in a topic that is not the popular rage. Most usually a nerd is a left-brainer.

Noble (noun): A person that is not a popularite but has many friends and shares some traits with the popularite. This person is also known as the buddy.

Nork (noun): Someone who is socialy awkward or unaccepted and shares some traits of either a geek or a nerd.

Pure-Blood (noun): A geek or nerd who beleives themselves better than any other race. Including fellow neeks.

Popularite (noun): A person who cares only about their social status. Usually hunt in packs.

Pure-Blood (noun): A geek or nerd who beleives themselves better than any other race. Including fellow neeks.

Slave (noun): A person who is unpopular and is pushed around by the Slavers.

Slaver (noun): An alpha-type person who is snobbish and deems others inferiors. Often will push persons who they deem inferior around.

Royal/ Regal (noun): A popularite of highest popularity. Most friends, most known, higest on power scale.

Technical Terms
Bug (noun): A mistake in a system.

Glitch (noun): An uncommon error.

Hack (verb): A bug or glitch that allows a person to control certain features of the system

Hacker (noun): Someone who frequently uses these hacks to their own advantage.

Lag (verb): To go slowly or freeze up.

Power Scale (noun): Inexistent chart showing how much power you have. Primarily based of popularity and social status.

Groups
Brothers (noun): Two or more (male) friends held together by a strong bond of trust and passion.

Sisters (noun): Two or more (female) friends held together by a strong bond of trust and passion.

Trinity (noun): Three friends working together.

Fellowship (noun): Four to ten friends completing a quest.

Team (noun): Ten to 24 friends working together.

Leauge (noun): 15 to 24 friends in a challenge.

Tribe (noun): Three to six nerd friends.

Clan (noun): Seven or more nerd friends.

Gamer Phrases and Abreviations
Afk (abrev. phrase): To be away from keyboard.

Brb (abrev. phrase): To be right back.

Cap (abrev. phrase): To capture. Used commonly in capture the flag.

Cp (abrev. noun): The game control points.

Crit-damage (abrev. noun): Critical damage, damage ususally fatal. Some games crit means insta-kill.

Ctf (abrev. noun): The game capture the flag.

Gg (abrev. phrase): Good game.

Gl (abrev. phrase): Good luck.

Glhf (abrev. phrase): Good luck, have fun.

Gtg (abrev. phrase): To have to go.

Insta-kill (abrev. verb): An instant kill or an attack that kills the enemy on the spot. Also knnown as a Insta-gib or Crit hit.

Intel (abrev. noun): An intelligence system. Used commonly in capture the flag.

Ty (abrev. phrase): Thank you.

Np (abrev. phrase): No problem.

Other
Self Doffend (verb): The act of being over deffensive. Deffensive to the point of offensive.