Your Latin plurals. Please learn to identify them.
Assume a noun.
If it ends in -us, it's probably singular.
If it ends in -i, it's probably the plural of something that ends in -us.
What does this mean for all of you folks out there playing demon characters?
It means I am going to slap the next person who says 'I am playing a succubi'. No, you idiot, you're playing a succubus, and doing it illiterately. (And the same goes for incubus/incubi, thank you.)
(Why the fuck am I even encountering this? All of these people are supposedly college-age and older!)
If it ends in -us, it's probably singular.
If it ends in -i, it's probably the plural of something that ends in -us.
What does this mean for all of you folks out there playing demon characters?
It means I am going to slap the next person who says 'I am playing a succubi'. No, you idiot, you're playing a succubus, and doing it illiterately. (And the same goes for incubus/incubi, thank you.)
(Why the fuck am I even encountering this? All of these people are supposedly college-age and older!)