Funny PC names

I PC in an old group had the name Bashion. When introduced in a formal setting he was called Master Bashion.
 

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I had a PC in an old group I DMed named Bashion. When introduced in a formal setting he was called Master Bashion.
 

One guy in my group is famous for silly names.

Last summer he was Jaun Danger Messerschmidt ("Danger? Danger is my middle name!"), a Sprite rogue.

This summer he's Jack "Blinky" Caggen, a human with three eyes.

In the other game, he's Cliff Jumper McCraken, wildmage.

His NPCs are noted for having interesting names as well, such as Dr. M (store brand Dr Pepper), and the famous Woo brothers: John the Baptist Woo and Jesus Woo (pronounced in the spanish "Hey-soos"). John Woo is a bard. They're dwarves, and despite the biblical, spanish, and asian-inspired names, they speak with heavy scottish accents.

You'd think that all the foolish names would detract from the game, but they don't. After the first few giggles, everything pretty much goes on as normal.
 



A player in my current campaign just retired his Dwarven Druid, Monkeyknuckle Muffinhead. Thank the gods. I giggled everytime his turn came up in the initiative order ...
 

My friend DMed a game with a gnome named Daplume. He was a Gnome Daplume. :\

I played a character named Random Ambre (after a Chroniles of Amber character). 2 Years later someone pointed out that it sounded like Random Hombre (Random Guy). Who knew? No onein my group said boo about it.
 

Funny PC Names

I'm currently playing a halfing druid/bard named Peta Earthlover. At lunch one day I was trying to think of the most absurd thing to PO my DM, so I came up with a naked, drum-playing halfling hippie; I proceeded to elaborate on the joke for the rest of the day. I decided to actually play the character, though I pulled back on some of the absurdity. I'm still a drum-playing, halfing druid/bard who does not get along with his wealthy parents, but I wear clothes and bathe now.
 



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