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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 2379431" data-attributes="member: 9646">Dwarf wizard is okay. Scribe background (in fact: clerk - public writer) is okay, it's just that his profession of scribe and his love for books and knowledge brought him to study arcane magic. As a scribe however, he is not a licensed wizard, as would be the case if he was an alchemist. But it won't pose too many problems however, just some added roleplaying hehe.Allegiances are found in the D20 Modern SRD. They are not required, and generally it's to a faith, a nation, an ideal, or an organization. A dwarf would probably have an allegiance to his clan. Then, it's up to the individual dwarf. Lets say your character has an allegiance to "Knowledge", it means that it won't tolerate a book of knowledge being destroyed, even if it is dark knowledge that could be used for evil.Dwarves by the way, are well accepted everywhere in the campaign, contrary to the other races. Dwarves are usually known to be fierce mercenaries.Names: They are essential for a good flavor. As such, I think that Nevahrk "Lager-licker" is too much basic heroic-fantasy, and that I prefer something more Merovingian-like. Here are some appropriate names :Merovingian Names  -- Male names: Achard, Adalbert, Adhemar, Aimery, Alberic, Amboise, Ambroise, Archibald Arnulf, Baldwyn, Balian, Basil, Benedict, Berenger, Bernard, Bertrand, Bervold, Bleys, Charles, Constantin, Corwyn, Crespin, Daimbert, Duncan, Dundald, Durnan, Eliand, Enguerrand, Eudes, Eustace, Evremar, Foulques, Frodoart, Gabriel, Gauffier, Ganelon, Geoffroy, Gervase, Gervold, Gilles, Godfrey, Guibert, Guillaume, Guy, Harparin, Hennequin, Holger, Hubert, Hugh, Humbert, Humphrey, Jacques, Joscelin, Junius, Kevin, Kyle, Komier, Laurois, Lauzun, Lothaire, Louis, Martel, Martin, Miles, Nestor, Odo, Ogier, Perraine, Pepin, Phillibert, Raimberge, Reynald, Robert, Roland, Süger, Tancred, Theoden, Thibault, Thoros, Turpin, Urien, Waleran, Waultier.-- Female names: Adela, Alberada, Alianora, Alicia, Angela, Bertha, Blanche, Blancheflor, Catharina, Catherine, Constance, Daphné, Deirdre, Doda, Eléanor, Elvira, Eschiva, Eva, Eudocia, Godvere, Helen, Heloise, Helvis, Hodernia, Ida, Irmina, Isabella, Juliana, Lucia, Guenièvre, Maria, Mathilda, Mellisende, Morgana, Morphia, Plaisance, Richelda, Sybilla, Sigelgaita, Thamara, Theodora, Yolanda.-- Family names: Aloric, Amaynar, Amisor, Avicenne, Barbençoit, Beaujeu, Châtillon, Commynes, Dardand, Dabour, Daillon, Dolmant, Dunois, Gilpin, Gladmar, Golin, Grindel, Guildemort, Jehan, Laugones, Luzarches, Malddon, Mondragon, Montferrand, Montmouth, Nerac, Poncor, Ronceaux, Segrel, Seigneley, Siebert, Tallemant, Valloric, Villon.-- Scholar surnames: Agrippa, Amadeus, Augustinus, Basileus, Copernicus, Cornelius, Darrumus, Demetrius, Dionus, Eridanus, Ignatus, Marconius, Menenius, Nicolaus, Gustavus, Octavius, Otarius, Philarchius, Quirinus, Theophilus, Vitarius.Dwarven Names Dwarves have names more like Swiss / German (Heinrich Strudlï for example). I will complete this list later.</blockquote>

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