D&D General D&D Band Names

[Dannyalcatraz]

Job for a Minotaur is making a name for themselves with their guttural vocals.

There’s a few undead bardic groups that have been in the news: The Zombies, The Shadows, Wight Lion, The Revenant Horton Heat, Cherub Poppin’ Deadies, The Damned and many more. Rumors have it that Phil Spectre is behind their rise to fame.

 

[plisnithus8]

1. Lawful Good Charlotte
2. Slipknot the Brave
3. Third Eyebite Blind
4. Prancing Pony NSYNC
5. Ricky SCAGs
6. Mary Chapin Carpenter’s Tools
7. Dionne Warlock
8. Limp Healer’s Kit
9. Matchbox 20-sided Dice

 

[plisnithus8]

1. Erykah Babau
2. Sturm Bright Eyes
3. Lin-Monster-Manual Miranda
4. Ringo Starr Spawn
5. Katy Parry
6. Wizard Khalifa
7. Melissa Etherealridge
8. (Bilbo’s sword) Sting
9. Gen Conye West
10. Radioheadless Horseman
11. Neil Diamond Worth 300gp
12. Stevie Rod of Wonder
13. John LenNon-player Character
14. Bob DyLand Vehicles
15. Mage Hanson
16. The Chipmonks of the Four Elements
17. Tom Petty and the Oathbreakers
18. Linda RolledStadt
19. Johnny Swim Speed
20. DJ Jazzy Giff
21. Bruno Maruts
22. Cleric Springfield
23. En Rogue

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Some are concerned with the power being accumulated by The One Ringo Starr...

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Kirin O of the Aye Aye Ayes has released music with the enigmatic Danger Wererat.

Mr Boggle seems to be on hiatus at the moment,

 

[Maestrino]

The Talking Flameskulls
Huey Lewis and the Gnolls
Doxie's Midnight Runners
Neogi (and their one hit song, "99 Battle Balloons")

(I'm glad SOMEone already made the Deva reference...)

 

[Tony Vargas]

Fletcher

...because if you make arrows, you're a fletcher, not an arrow smith.

 

[JasonZZ]

...really, the single best D&D-themed band name already belongs to an actual band: Gygax.

 

[Tony Vargas]

Also, I remember* a 3e player commenting "I mean, 'Fiendish Dire Weasel' just sounds like a punk band, to me..."



* I'd say, "back in the day" but my day was further back than that, heck 2000-anything still feels like the effing future, to me, sometimes.

 

[Eltab]

* I'd say, "back in the day" but my day was further back than that, heck 2000-anything still feels like the future, to me, sometimes.

During a church-hosted Super Bowl party a dozen years ago, somebody else's kid called me Old. I told him "I remember when the Word of the Lord came unto Abraham in the city of Ur in the land of the Chaldees." The look on his face was priceless.