Best.Character.Name.Evar!!!!!!!!111!!


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We are fond of the extreme in cheese!

Ex-roommate has had a couple of Paladins in the same world of our GMs design: Hanover McGroin and his grandson Philip (also a McGroin)

My two cheesiest have been my Bard - Sam Goody and a Rogue/Arsonist named Burne Hibachi

My fave, though, is my current char. He is a Halfling whose parents left him, as an infant, with a Tavern owner while passing through town on a dangerous mission of some mysterious sort. They told the tavern owner that his name was Roscoe P. Tosscobble. To this day he doesn't know what the "P." stands for, but because of his everpresent backpack containing all of his possessions (abandonment issues!), all the townspeople took to calling him Pack.
 

I'm one of those people who places so much importance on names -- and fictional/character names in particular -- that this question totally confounds me. I have no idea where to start, and there's no way I'd be able to pick one favorite. I'd make a list, but if I left any out I'd feel oddly terrible.

I'm such a wuss. :o
 


Morpheus Kenlor.

I don't really like very extravagant or complicated names and I have a fervant hate for a name that describes the characters profession or that have nouns explicitely worked into them, i.e. Jeremy Teakettle or Jeremy Quicksteal or Paladin Goodlight or some crap like that. Ymmv of course.

Must have something to with me being Dutch. Hmmm.

Tata.
 



A friend of mine had an archer with the name Helio Castroneves, which is a pretty cool sounding name. Of course Helio Castroneves is a famous cart diver.

Another friend thought it was a good idea to steal names from drivers and named his fighter Mika Hakkinen. Hack-inen? Puhleese.
 


One of the best Antonio Banderas. It just rolls off the tongue, sounds cool and has perfect flavor, you just like saying it.

Then there is Batman. :)
 

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