Hypersmurf
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Nyaricus said:
Ah. My mistake was not taking variantions into account.
-Hyp.
What's in a name (WotC Article)
- Thread starter Henry
- Start date
Ah. My mistake was not taking variantions into account.
-Hyp.
Griffith Dragonlake
First Post
I prefer historical and SCA names, e.g.
Clerics - Casticus, Dentatus, Vindictus
Fighters - Nicholass von Sarck™
Paladins - Colin Whytecliffe,™ Syr Griffith Duc de Dragonlake,™ Syr Stephen d’Essexe
Rangers - Cedric Trollsbane
Rogues - Konrad Darkheart™
Elves - Cynan, Dyvanarth
Clerics - Casticus, Dentatus, Vindictus
Fighters - Nicholass von Sarck™
Paladins - Colin Whytecliffe,™ Syr Griffith Duc de Dragonlake,™ Syr Stephen d’Essexe
Rangers - Cedric Trollsbane
Rogues - Konrad Darkheart™
Elves - Cynan, Dyvanarth
mhacdebhandia
Explorer
Casticus? Dentatus?
Man, that'd earn you a mouthful of dice bag at my table!
Man, that'd earn you a mouthful of dice bag at my table!
pogre
Legend
I had a player in my previos campaigns who had a great naming convention. His character started with something like:
Kujambi the Mildly Unpleasant - 1st level
to
Kujambi the Thorn of Hell - 11th level.
I think his plan was to go up to the Bringer of Bloody Death by 20th, but we never got that far. It was always a treat to see what name he would come up with for the next level.
Kujambi the Mildly Unpleasant - 1st level
to
Kujambi the Thorn of Hell - 11th level.
I think his plan was to go up to the Bringer of Bloody Death by 20th, but we never got that far. It was always a treat to see what name he would come up with for the next level.
Astelin sounds like a great name for a spellcaster...even if it is a new allergy med.
Henry
Autoexreginated
Something I posted a long time ago:
"It was a brisk day - the Castle of King Prevacid had its pennons flying in the breeze, but the mood in the castle court was a somber one, as the four companions gathered to hear dire news from the King himself. The four companions were indeed mighty - Barbitol, Holy Priest of Percocet the just; Digoxin, Peerless Druid of the Altace Forest; Dulcolax, that peerless runner of the city shadows; and the mighty warrior Loperamide, who could stop any man dead in his tracks..."
"It was a brisk day - the Castle of King Prevacid had its pennons flying in the breeze, but the mood in the castle court was a somber one, as the four companions gathered to hear dire news from the King himself. The four companions were indeed mighty - Barbitol, Holy Priest of Percocet the just; Digoxin, Peerless Druid of the Altace Forest; Dulcolax, that peerless runner of the city shadows; and the mighty warrior Loperamide, who could stop any man dead in his tracks..."
Klaus
First Post
Back in 1e I used to yoink scientific names of animal species to make up names.
- Centurio Senex, human druid (named after a type of bat, because he had a cloak of the bat);
- Sus Laan Johnstoni, human wizard (boar and ocapi)
My very first D&D character:
- Bulldozer Crane, human paladin
A Shadowrun elf mage with a gunslinger thing going on was named The Edge, after the U2 guitarist.
- Centurio Senex, human druid (named after a type of bat, because he had a cloak of the bat);
- Sus Laan Johnstoni, human wizard (boar and ocapi)
My very first D&D character:
- Bulldozer Crane, human paladin
A Shadowrun elf mage with a gunslinger thing going on was named The Edge, after the U2 guitarist.
Pbartender
First Post
Wik said:
Hyper's got the right of it... Harry Fleming is the guy Jerry's Uncle Morty is always talking about working for.
