
Ah, so that's why. Didn't know she wasn't unique to FFXIV, what a good piece of trivia!There's no known differences in Sharlayan naming conventions; you're right, Krile has a different naming scheme from other lalafel because she was adopted.
Interestingly, this is a little more obvious in Japanese. Maybe the entire reason Krile is a lalafel is because in Japanese, her name is Kururu. The name of this character originally from Final Fantasy V, by sheer coincidence, is a completely lore-accurate lalafel first name.
And thanks for shining some light on this question, it has been bothering me for a while!![]()
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