Yet another joke name thread!

[Sunking]

this was a NPC of mine long ago a butler by the name Drowind Isguise they dident find the evil mastermind for a real year even dow they had the name 1st session.

Now had a gray elf shadow wiz by the name of Dumak (the comand word to turn of the light i Rastelins staff)

Had a Asimaar fighter by the name Kal-El (not giving hints here)

A droid for starwars named Cr-33p

A halfling knight named sir Eatalot

Edit: Nearly forgot my robotech char. named Janson Parts... i knew the dm wanted to put us in the army preaty fast so he became Private Parts and endet op as Major Parts (had heard a joke about Privat parts just had to play it)

 

[Pbartender]

A droid for starwars named Cr-33p

One of my recurring Star Wars NPCs is an astromech droid with the designation R2-B8... Also known as "Bait".

 

[pawsplay]

Elven fighter named Lanolin. I had a player once name a Malkavian vampire Aston Martin. Many of the NPCs in my Pathfinder game are second or third generation puns, but I also snuck in an Aasimar paladin named Zauriel and named a gang of dwarven fighters all after old English kings (resulting in a running joke wherein one of my players would demand to know if Aethelred was ready at every opportunity).

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Howzabout an extremely charismatic and popular Clc/Sorc who emphasizes fire spells? Even has Energy Substitution and Energy Admixture.

His name? Friar Ball.

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

Recently made up a gnome tinkerer named Artud D'Etou, with a pet phantom fungus named See-thru Pio.

Also, at some point I want to run that uber-munchkinned 3.5 infinite kobold build. What's his "official" name? Oh whatever, I'll just call him Danny Alcatraz.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

*blush*

May I humbly suggest Zartacla Ynnad?

Hmm...that has a vaguely "gypsy" vibe to it, doesn't it?

"I am ZARTACLA YNNAD!- I see all, I mock all!"

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

Fair enough:

Zartacla Ynnad, kobold Blood Mage, he who harnesses the powers of Blood, Black Bile, Phlegm, Yellow Bile, and (of course) Pun, the lowest form of Humor.

 

[EroGaki]

Rather than dusting off and necroing an older thread, I figure I'd just start anew with...

I've been playing drow for quite some time- predating the appearance of Drizzt by several years- partly because they were the only black race available in D&D- somewhat of an issue for me as a black gamer. (Obviously, I know humans could be non-white, but swarthy humans were virtually non-existent in the campaign worlds I was playing in...).

Because of this, they've always been near the top of races for me to choose when designing a new PC, but I haven't done one in some time.

However, the next time I DO play a drow, I already have a name for him or her: J.R.R. Token.

I know what you mean. I'm a black gamer as well, and I usually tend to make my (human) characters black, much to the amusement of my DM.

 

[Herobizkit]

[aside] I think there is an inherent fear of white DM's to "correctly" portray a "black" persona. Most of my attempts degenerate into vague stereotypes and cliche. [/aside]

I've had great number of Sci-fi RPG characters named "Roger Wilco".

The next Modern character I make is going to be called Mike Tango, freelance detective. The name came to me when I was phonetically spelling out a customer's name to a co-worker and she thought "Mike Tango" was the customer.

I also just noticed that the initials "M.T." could also represent "empty", which could be a pun in an of itself... maybe one that's a bit too clever, though.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Brother Doobie

A cleric of Obad-hai, with the Plant and Fire domains.