Fantasy Names

[Patryn of Elvenshae]

Now, that would be cause for a Lizzie Bordon.

Why do you build me up....

I was thinking, "Dear, sweet Princess Buttercup" myself.

 

[Kerrick]

Here are a coluple of my favorites:

Jessalie
Catlyn (or Caltynde or Caitlyn)
Samantha (yeah, it's not very fantasy-ish, but I really like it)
Kariann
Sabrina

 

[John Morrow]

A friend has twin daughters named Blossom and Buttercup . . .

See my fifth and sixth points.

 

[Son_of_Thunder]

Ahh girl names!

We had our daughter so I'll give up the alternate names.

Dayanara
Karensa

Enjoy.

 

[Estlor]

If you want a simple, real-world name that has a bit of a fantasy sound to it, I doubt you could go wrong with Celeste. It sort of rolls off the tongue.

But I'm hardly the person to speak with on this topic. I'm firmly in the, "GIVE THE KIDS A FRIGGIN NORMAL NAME ALREADY!!!" camp.

 

[Hijinks]

Iphigenia

Sorry, when I say that name in my head it's in Robin Williams's she-man voice saying "Iphigenia Doubtfire is my name!"

Gaa.

My favorite author is Diana Gabaldon, who writes a historical epic called the "Outlander" series, and there's a couple of Gaelic names from there that I like and have used for roleplay character names in the past:

Marsali
Geillis (Geilie for short)
Laogheire (pronounced La-heerie)

 

[Gentlegamer]

If you want a simple, real-world name that has a bit of a fantasy sound to it, I doubt you could go wrong with Celeste. It sort of rolls off the tongue.

How about Mulva or Doloris?

 

[BigFreekinGoblinoid]

How about Mulva or Doloris?

Great Episode

 

[warlord]

Kali-Hindu godess
Leia-Star Wars

 

[FroggusMaximus]

the only problem with Deloris is the word means sorrow. great for angsty teenagers not so nice for your smiling bundle of joy.

-frog