I didn't? I could have sworn I... But then, I don't remember coming up with a quirky title for him, so I figure I didn't. Very well, I will do so now!
Might as well remove Salas from the OP, too, and update the rules-section on how many free spaces are left for new characters. Wait, I didn't give Iridiel a title, either? Unforgivable. That must me remedied immediately as well.

The skeleton-blades on male lohks' arms protrude from a fairly long and relatively wide base running along nearly the entire length of the back of the lohk's forearm, from about half an inch from the elbow to an inch from its wrist, drawing an approximate lens-shape with slightly rounded tips, quite thin at the ends but more than an inch thick at its thickest. From the elbow-end of the blade it extends outward in a soft outward curve, protruding only around two inches outward from the arm over the first four or so inches, and is actually quite dull, but then curves outward a little more dramatically from there, reaching out (with the outer edge of the blade, as in the one facing away from the arm) about ten inches at its farthest, which would be the portion positioned behind the lohk's hand; it is also only on this more strongly curved part of the outside of the blade that is actually comparatively sharp along its edge, though obviously still not comparative to the sharpness of man-made blades or even other creatures' claws. The inside-edge of the blade curves more roundly along its first portion than the outer one does at any point, starting out protruding almost perpendicular to the arm instead of the near-parralel start of the outer edge and then sharply curving to approach a similar form to the outer one. It protrudes nearly six inches outward from the arm like this over nearly the same length in continuation of the arm, after which its curve softens significantly. Only after the first eight or so inches of edge - which is quite dull - does the blade sharpen to a similar degree as the outside edge, and extends some ten or so inches farther than the lohks outstretched hand, where the edges meet in a point that is much sharper than either edge.

EDIT: Very nice start to your collab, and a deeply fascinating portrayal of a lohk, I must say. I'm actually genuinely impressed and interested... I want to read more about the lohk.
Ah, but my dear intriguing little arbitrary obstacle, I suspect your life won't last much longer. A pity. But then, I felt similarly about the piaan-addicted yth.