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<blockquote data-quote="Ulfgeir" data-source="post: 8070377" data-attributes="member: 7015719">Never stopped a character's name. I did groan a bit for the &quot;name&quot; of the character one player had in Daring Comics rpg. A militant radical feminist with superstrength and invulnerability who set out to literally crush the patriarchy (and anyone who stood in her way). She was called &quot;Fist Girl&quot; due to the fact she really enjoyed beating people up. Superhero/villain monikers do tend to be rather silly. It does come with the territory, so if it had been any other type of game then it would have been a hard no. And yes, that character took the stereotypes and ramped them up to 11.I have once had a character whose name did clash a bit with the setting. In Pathfinder 1e (the Kingmaker campaign), the rest of the group (at least the humans) had names that were semi-slavic in nature if I recall correctly. I played a Sylph gunslinger (who had an elven mother), and thus a bit more elven name. But that her name stood out was</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ulfgeir, post: 8070377, member: 7015719"] Never stopped a character's name. I did groan a bit for the "name" of the character one player had in Daring Comics rpg. A [B]militant radical feminist [/B]with superstrength and invulnerability who set out to literally crush the patriarchy (and anyone who stood in her way). She was called "Fist Girl" due to the fact she really enjoyed beating people up. Superhero/villain monikers do tend to be rather silly. It does come with the territory, so if it had been any other type of game then it would have been a hard no. And yes, that character took the stereotypes and ramped them up to 11. I have once had a character whose name did clash a bit with the setting. In Pathfinder 1e (the Kingmaker campaign), the rest of the group (at least the humans) had names that were semi-slavic in nature if I recall correctly. I played a Sylph gunslinger (who had an elven mother), and thus a bit more elven name. But that her name stood out was [/QUOTE]

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