Shinehead O'Connor
A Warforged bard or cyborg musician/entertainer.
A Warforged bard or cyborg musician/entertainer.
Yet another joke name thread!
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ExploderWizard
Hero
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Really? Never had a problem with it as a DM or a player. When I ran Freeport adventures for my group Captain Scarbelly talked like Mike Tyson.
One of my most favorite 3.0 characters was Brother Jules, a monk/cleric.
I don't care what color you are there is a lot of enjoyment in basing a character on Samuel L.
I ran an evil campaign a few years ago and most of the PC's were goblins. We came up with a universal goblin naming convention. The first name had to end in "er" and the last name had to be some sort of disease, sickness, or other malady. A couple of standout PC's from that one: Hopper Pox & Suffer Bloodflux.
tuxgeo
Adventurer
Joke names
His Eminence, Caliph Horne from Caliphornia
Aramil from Amarillo
Placenames:
Devastate -- a sovereign state ruled by Devas
Spalpeentopia -- overrun by itinerant laborers, transients, Experts From Afar, and Circuit-riding Judges, but ruled by anybody else
For a marine/estuarine/alluvial campaign:
A river-themed Druid having the At-Will power "Swarming Clams," which is a reskinning of "Swarming Locusts," but substituting a whirlpool of razor clams for the original swarm of grasshoppers.
The Shipwright family, with children Strachkey, Keeley, Decker, Tilley, Boomer, Hawser, and Genoa.
His Eminence, Caliph Horne from Caliphornia
Aramil from Amarillo
Placenames:
Devastate -- a sovereign state ruled by Devas
Spalpeentopia -- overrun by itinerant laborers, transients, Experts From Afar, and Circuit-riding Judges, but ruled by anybody else
For a marine/estuarine/alluvial campaign:
A river-themed Druid having the At-Will power "Swarming Clams," which is a reskinning of "Swarming Locusts," but substituting a whirlpool of razor clams for the original swarm of grasshoppers.
The Shipwright family, with children Strachkey, Keeley, Decker, Tilley, Boomer, Hawser, and Genoa.
I ran a character called Rodrick Sven Partis for a Rod of Seven Parts campaign. "Are you looking for me?"
I also wrote Rod of Seven Parts on my equipment list at the start which the DM cleared. Strangely he refused to honor my claim that I already had the full rod once I pointed this out in the game.
Unfortunately the campaign didn't last long as we were crap at finding things.
I also wrote Rod of Seven Parts on my equipment list at the start which the DM cleared. Strangely he refused to honor my claim that I already had the full rod once I pointed this out in the game.
Unfortunately the campaign didn't last long as we were crap at finding things.
A heroic Anthropomorphic Donkey, Shane the Thankful.
A brother in arms to J.R.R. Token (see first post) would be the wandering Monk of mixed Eastern and Western ancestry, the wise Hong-Qi.
A brother in arms to J.R.R. Token (see first post) would be the wandering Monk of mixed Eastern and Western ancestry, the wise Hong-Qi.
Relique du Madde
Adventurer
Shane the Thankful's Spanish brother-in-law Donkey Ohtay.
Pbartender
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And don't forget Shane the Thankful's Brother-in-Law, a professional boxing manager from southeast Asia, Donkey Ng.
That was hair-raisingly awful...er...awesome!
ProtoClone
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Played in a game with a fighter by the name of "Sir Hosis of Liver".
Pbartender
First Post
Thank you, thank you, and thank you!
I'll be here all week...
Try the veal, and be sure to tip your waiters and waitresses.
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