Group names
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lior_shapira
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Our current Eberron group is named... The Undead Mechanical Werewolves
We were playing 'shadows of the last war', we were in a dungeon and the half orc barbarian heard wolf sounds, so my ultra-cynical kalashtar character said something like "The way things are going I know those are undead mechanical werewolves" and he looked at me and said "Really?" with such belief in his eyes that we decided then and there that we have found a name
Our last group (which I DM'ed) was in the Midnight(FFG) campaign, and after fighting their way out of an orcish prison using only a bucket they called themselves The Bucketeers, I even designed a logo for them (http://midnight.liors.net/images/the-bucketeers.gif)
lior
edit: spelling mistakes damn me
We were playing 'shadows of the last war', we were in a dungeon and the half orc barbarian heard wolf sounds, so my ultra-cynical kalashtar character said something like "The way things are going I know those are undead mechanical werewolves" and he looked at me and said "Really?" with such belief in his eyes that we decided then and there that we have found a name
Our last group (which I DM'ed) was in the Midnight(FFG) campaign, and after fighting their way out of an orcish prison using only a bucket they called themselves The Bucketeers, I even designed a logo for them (http://midnight.liors.net/images/the-bucketeers.gif)
lior
edit: spelling mistakes damn me
Keeper of Secrets
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I love it when my players come up with group names. I think it adds a certain amount of flair and excitement. I give extra XPs, too, so it works out pretty well.
Most of the groups I play with end up namaing their group, generally after the first few games.
I've been part of the Warriors of Dawn, the Raiders of Rappan, the Five, the Six (unrelated, oddly), the Heratics, the Loyal Opposition, the Matadores of Maya, and the Spellknights, just off the top of my head.
Normally names come up in play, often when we're joking around over pizza.
I think it adds a sense of community among players,. which is important to getting the right feel for a game.
I've been part of the Warriors of Dawn, the Raiders of Rappan, the Five, the Six (unrelated, oddly), the Heratics, the Loyal Opposition, the Matadores of Maya, and the Spellknights, just off the top of my head.
Normally names come up in play, often when we're joking around over pizza.
I think it adds a sense of community among players,. which is important to getting the right feel for a game.
Algolei
Explorer
Group names are fun. I like using them. But apparently you need to be a special kind of snowflake to use them properly.
Let's see, there was: "We are X." Draws a cross in the dirt with his big toe. "We mark the spot."
I've also done: "We're the Five*"--holds up his five fingers, wiggling his ring finger--"I'm this one."
There were more, but those are the best.
My nephews tried to come up with group names. They would each write a word in secret on a slip of paper, then gather them together and read them aloud. It never worked. The best group name they ever came up with that way was The Yellow Faeries (they were all elves). (Yes, one of them wrote "The" on his piece of paper.
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*This was back in '81-'84. The group was called the Five because (*gasp!*) there were five of them. We were so clever....
Let's see, there was: "We are X." Draws a cross in the dirt with his big toe. "We mark the spot."
I've also done: "We're the Five*"--holds up his five fingers, wiggling his ring finger--"I'm this one."
There were more, but those are the best.
My nephews tried to come up with group names. They would each write a word in secret on a slip of paper, then gather them together and read them aloud. It never worked. The best group name they ever came up with that way was The Yellow Faeries (they were all elves). (Yes, one of them wrote "The" on his piece of paper.
)*This was back in '81-'84. The group was called the Five because (*gasp!*) there were five of them. We were so clever....
NeuroZombie
Explorer
Great thread! I am about to start an Eberron campaign next weekend and I am planning on "nudging" the players into naming their group by being asked by various NPC's who they are or "what do you call yourselves". So far, from this thread, I have compiled a list of starting points for naming a group:
The Order of....
The Company of...
The Companions of...
The Band of...
The Seekers of...
The Walkers of...
The Blades of...
The Circle of...
The Crusaders of...
The Warriors of...
The Raiders of...
(obviously adding a "the" if applaicalbel after "of")
Any others you can think of?
The Order of....
The Company of...
The Companions of...
The Band of...
The Seekers of...
The Walkers of...
The Blades of...
The Circle of...
The Crusaders of...
The Warriors of...
The Raiders of...
(obviously adding a "the" if applaicalbel after "of")
Any others you can think of?
This is where a high CHR comes to play, if the party does not have a name I will make one up based on the highest score in CHR. 
I look at the class of the character and then produce something based on the interactions the party has with a bard.
Some samples:
Nimrod's Foul Mouth Cohorts, later this became the Foul Mouthers
Torn and The Comany of Honor
Milikin and his Magical Misfits
Roughn's on Taverns
I look at the class of the character and then produce something based on the interactions the party has with a bard. Some samples:
Nimrod's Foul Mouth Cohorts, later this became the Foul Mouthers
Torn and The Comany of Honor
Milikin and his Magical Misfits
Roughn's on Taverns
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