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Hello all, I have started a small Adeptus Titanicus force, and I am attempting to discern the nature of the culture of Legio Fureans in order to get a fix on how to name my titans. It seems that a lot of their culture and decorations are based on the area surrounding real-world India. I'm getting this from the mention of hundreds of gods that the legio and its world worship, Tiger as part of the low-gothic name, and the script that appears on their hulls kind of looks like bengali scripts to my eye? This makes be want to use naming conventions from the India, Burma, Bengal area, does that seem right? Thank you for your help, any assistance determining the nature of their culture would be greatly appreciated.

Far as I know there is no naming conventions, just go what sounds awesome, by all means some bengeli names would work, but a LOT of titan names seem to be plain english or the standard faux latin you see.


So yeah, it seems "does this sound cool"? is the only rule.

Honestly, just look up list of active Indian navy ships, there should be a few cool ones on there you could use for that purpose.

The tiger eyes are big on Arabic-origin and Indian-Origin names, I believe.

https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Legio_Fureans