[Eberron] Warforged names

[Herobizkit]

Props for the Ratchet and Klank nod. I love that series of games.

... and you know you're a fuddy-duddy when you state (and recognize) Beatles references, unless you bought the Rock Band version of same.

 

[Mark1733]

Wolfram (the other name for Tungsten, a very strong metal).

Sounds natural, but has a modern technical meaning

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Re: Maxwell

I'm a 42 year old music nut: I have 5K+ CDs, in addition to the cassettes and LPs that I haven't been able to replace. All still playable, and I have the tech to do so...

And "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" has always been one of my favorite Beatles songs- both the original and the Steve Martin version (from the Sgt. Pepper's movie).

Re: Wolfram

That's a good suggestion- old or even archaic names for materials and the like could be a very rich source of ideas to mine.

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

That's a good suggestion- old or even archaic names for materials and the like could be a very rich source of ideas to mine.

Yes.. I always think of old alchemical terms when I think warforged. "I am Colcothar Creech!"

Or you could just name him "Rusty".

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Nice stuff in there.

What about Alphonse Elric?

 

[Mark1733]

Yes.. I always think of old alchemical terms when I think warforged. "I am Colcothar Creech!"

Or you could just name him "Rusty".

What about "Ferronious" with Ferro for Iron.

I don't think you could get away with Ironius