Borchian's definitions
A fictional character that:
1. Can refer to a class from Randomly Generated Droids, an obscure game on Roblox. It is one of the OG winter classes with abilities Sub-Zero (spawns gigantic icicles), and Festivities (gives a random cold or winter-themed item). There is also a small chance of getting a Candy Cane (which boosts walk-speed) or a Gumdrop (which boosts jump-power).
2. Can refer to a bot on Trollbox (a tiny chat room) inspired on the character from Randomly Generated Droids. Her personality is largely based on the avatar from Randomly Generated Droids, although recent art of her strayed from the original render design.
1. Can refer to a class from Randomly Generated Droids, an obscure game on Roblox. It is one of the OG winter classes with abilities Sub-Zero (spawns gigantic icicles), and Festivities (gives a random cold or winter-themed item). There is also a small chance of getting a Candy Cane (which boosts walk-speed) or a Gumdrop (which boosts jump-power).
2. Can refer to a bot on Trollbox (a tiny chat room) inspired on the character from Randomly Generated Droids. Her personality is largely based on the avatar from Randomly Generated Droids, although recent art of her strayed from the original render design.
1. Cold Conjurer is a great class to use in Randomly Generated Droids!
2. Is Cold Conjurer the Trollbox bot of the year?
2. Is Cold Conjurer the Trollbox bot of the year?
by Borchian July 29, 2025
Get the Cold Conjurermug. A term in music which refers to the lowest pitches of a given brass instrument. It is commonly attributed to trombones and tubas.
Person 1: "That pedal tone was so deep!"
Person 2: "Well, I hope a pedal tone is deep. They're the lowest tones in the instrument."
Person 2: "Well, I hope a pedal tone is deep. They're the lowest tones in the instrument."
by Borchian October 3, 2025
Get the pedal tonemug. A beast of an instrument. Few of these exist in the world and they mostly exist in either museums or private collections. They can easily weigh hundreds of pounds and would not be very easy to transport. They are usually in the key of 32-foot C (C 1 or CCC) or 36-foot B-flat (B-flat 0 or BBB-flat) note A and produce a powerful sound that requires a strong set of lungs. Some forms of subcontrabass tubas require two players (one for the valves, the other for blowing into the mouthpiece). Some forms have functional valves, while others don't. note B
Note A: Adolphe Sax made a 52-foot E-flat (E-flat 0 or EEE-flat) and exhibited it in 1851 in London, and in 1867 in Paris.
Note B: Some subcontrabass tubas may look like they have valves, but these are only done as an artistic choice rather than being usable.
Note A: Adolphe Sax made a 52-foot E-flat (E-flat 0 or EEE-flat) and exhibited it in 1851 in London, and in 1867 in Paris.
Note B: Some subcontrabass tubas may look like they have valves, but these are only done as an artistic choice rather than being usable.
1. One of the most famous examples of a subcontrabass tuba is the Big Carl. The Big Carl is owned by Carl Fischer Music and occasionally makes an appearance on YouTube.
2. Another example of a subcontrabass tuba is the Riesentuba. The Riesentuba is German for "giant tuba", referring to its massive size. It was used to get the fastest Flight of the Bumblebee record several times.
3. The 52-foot E-flat subcontrabass tuba made by Adolphe Sax has been missing for a very long time. It is unknown if this subcontrabass tuba will be seen again.
2. Another example of a subcontrabass tuba is the Riesentuba. The Riesentuba is German for "giant tuba", referring to its massive size. It was used to get the fastest Flight of the Bumblebee record several times.
3. The 52-foot E-flat subcontrabass tuba made by Adolphe Sax has been missing for a very long time. It is unknown if this subcontrabass tuba will be seen again.
by Borchian October 17, 2025
Get the subcontrabass tubamug.