Double Meanings in Character Names

Lalato · Mar 24, 2003

Those are great.

Timpar Alfewg = Temporal Fugue

maybe someone else can come up with a better spelling...

--sam

Cthulhu's Librarian · Mar 24, 2003

I had a dwarven cleric/fighter named Ramic, and his goal was to be knighted so he could be Sir Ramic (ceramic).
Yeah, its bad, but I was bored when I came up with it...

scholz · Mar 24, 2003

Years ago a player in my game had a theif named
"Fox Paws" also spelled "Faux Pas."

I thought that was pretty clever.
-S

shadow · Mar 24, 2003

Well I often have significant names in my campaign. I the campaign world that I'm working on right now I'm planning to have a powerful evil wizard/darklord named "Thanatos" (Greek for death).

alsih2o · Mar 24, 2003

Cthulhu's Librarian said:
I had a dwarven cleric/fighter named Ramic, and his goal was to be knighted so he could be Sir Ramic (ceramic).
Yeah, its bad, but I was bored when I came up with it...

gotta love that

Dimenhydrinate · Mar 24, 2003

Had a female necromancer named.... (wait for it)

Myra Mains..

thank you, thank you. I will be here all night. Don't forget to tip your wait staff.

Angcuru · Mar 24, 2003

My brother once played a dwarven fighter named Raip Ma'sheen. He died REAL quick.

he also played a human thief named Yur'rihnuhl Kaihk.

Michael Tree · Mar 24, 2003

In junior high school I played a string of characters, all called Umar the Unkillable. And no, none of them were.

Right now, I'm dying to play a new superhero game, so I can bring in Ricochet. Of course, his secret identity is Richard O'Shea.

Angcuru · Mar 24, 2003

that's just wrong!

What about Uber the Manslayer?

Shadowdancer · Mar 25, 2003

My first character was a fighter named Dirk Stryker.

A friend of mine once had a necromancer named H'taed (just Death spelled backwards).

I currenly have a bard named Arianna. Aria (like the song) + anna.