Vecna's Revenge

[Jemal]

Actually, Ragnor is the name of a powerful Ogrillon from R.A.Salvatore's "Cleric Quintet"
Thokk is the name of a half-orc warrior around which the last 4 Heroe's Gambit D&D Tournament's have been based.
I've played this character (and variations) as 'Ragnor" for a few years, and since we got first place at the tournament this year (And second place the year before), I added THOKK as his last name to commemorate the accomplishment.

But yeah, come to think of it, that DOES sound a little like Ragnarok... whoops..

I did something similar a while ago with a Warlock, I named him Michael b/c it sounded cool.

Then i needed a last name... At the time I had just finished playing V:TM, and Caine sounded like it'd mix good as a Warlock.
SO, I ended up with Michael Caine. Took me a little while to realize why it sounded so familiar.

And lets not even go near my teenage wizard named Harrold, who made Pots. j/k.

ALso, those of you who've seen DBZ should get this one: A while ago a friend of mine made a character named Kai Sarutobi. Perfectly cool, japanese swordman name, right?
Yeah, until he became a king a year later, and the country tended to use the first name of their royalty, rather than the last. Hence, King Kai.

Also, same campaign the DM had a female antagonist vampire named "Clarise". He didn't get why we all burst into laughter whenever our wizard said "Hello" to her.
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What, you don't get it? Hannibal Lector? "Hello, Clarise" (Creepy voice)?[/sblock]

 

[dontremb]

Very funny stuff. I love your end saying, "Of course I'm paranoid! Everyone is trying to kill me!" Anyway, It's even funnier that you didn't notice the ragnarok reference. Still, it IS a cool name. And our characters obviously know nothing about the Norse "Death of the Gods."

I just wanted to point it out. However, Now I WANT to make a female knight named Exca Lybor.

LOL

 

[EvolutionKB]

Alignment: CG

 

[Eydis]

I would prefer to play Kaylin, the rogue.

 

[Mellubb]

Does anyone have the Greyhawk calendar or know where I can find it on line? If not I will use our real life calendar to track time. I don't have the Gazetteer anymore and I know it is there. I am working on getting it. (Eydis hurry up and send it) It shouldn't matter too much I just want to be able to track the passage of time.

 

[dontremb]

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http://www.nirgal.com/games/rpg/greyhawk/calendar == That one is really consise. The only problem is it says the word, "Startday" instead of "Starday" which is the correct day.

http://www.modeemi.cs.tut.fi/~fey/DD3/calendar_GH.html == This one is more in Calendar form.

http://www.highprogrammer.com/alan/gaming/dnd/greyhawk/calender.html == That one displays the entire year in a VERY small format, and explains what the days of the week are. (Even if you don't use this one, check it out. Very helpful to get a good overview.)

There, check out all three, I would recommend. I think they're very helpful.

They also talk about the holidays and describe them in various detail along with the moon cycles.

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[Mellubb]

Thanx Don that was very helpful.

 

[dontremb]

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I live to serve. [SBLOCK](AND RULE!)[/SBLOCK]

[SBLOCK]Ok, wow. This spoiler block code is seriously fun. I like it a lot. LOL [/SBLOCK]

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[ethandrew]

I am going to have to withdraw from consideration. While this looks like a lot of fun, I just have too much on my plate right now, plus Jerrod would be a better candidate coming from Gerbo than mine would be. So have fun all!

 

[Eydis]

thanks and sorry to hear that. i hope that the rest of your games go well, ethandrew.

Mellubb, Do you want me to submit my full character on here or are you going to put up a rogue's gallery? I will actually have some time during the week to get it done, but not on the weekend, if you catch my hint.