I'm very bad at naming things, and I'm trying to find a good title for characters that have a specific magical ability.
Tldr; one's potential for this specific ability is tied to belief, and the more that believe they have the ability, the stronger it is.
For example, one character could be described as a "one-man army", so he literally has the ability to fight armies completely on his own. Another is a merchant perceived to have an "endless supply" of goods, and develops the ability to have a bag of holding/pocket dimension. The abilities are meant to be pretty specific.
The idea for this comes from the video game Tyranny, where they're called Archons. Cool as this sounds, I obviously don't wanna use that.
My initial idea for a title was "Overlords", but I don't like that so much. Thoughts?
If its tied to belief, than something like "faithful"
Crusaders, Valiants, Paladins could all work as well
Manifestos or Manifesters since their strong belief is tied into their ability
Conjurers is another
Or maybe you can make up a word by combining similar terms
Or see what manifest is in other languages
I suck at titles so I can’t really help you with that, but I will say that based on your description of the power it seems like a really risky, overpowerful ability to have in your magic system so I’d be careful with that. At the very least I would put very strict limitations on the magic they are able to do because humans get used to things fast, it’s not to believe that you can demolish an army after you demolish an army. As for names, the best recommendation I have would be deciding on key words that you think the magic represents, searching up those words in different languages and trying to create variation of those. If you do end up doing that tho, it’s nice to stay consistent with the origin language of every other magical element as well.
One idea I thought of was the "Lacabite". I made this one up from the Arabic word 'Laqab' which refers to the title that Arabic names may have: mine for example, means 'the handsome'.