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[Jeffonl1]

For me:
HNM Geoff   hmm that's me... (not too original)
HM Daylen (I just like the name)
EM Anardil  (this is Tolkien;  it means 'sun lover' or more literally 'royal fire lover')

Modifié par Jeffonl1, 10 février 2013 - 04:11 .

[Brake 69]

I use names from my 1st Edition AD&D Dieties & Demigods.

http://en.wikipedia....ties_&_Demigods

[Angrywolves]

Somtimes my real name, somtimes names from legend, Roland for example.

[keeneaow]

Usually a name that describe what build it is, like ARCANE or AW, DWDWARF, SEXY,
i prefer capital letters to make it easier to recognize

[Lavaeolus]

My mage was called Rince, after Terry Pratchett's mighty and marvellous magician Rincewind.

[Albistein]

I just sat in front of my computer and thought about a name that could fit for an elf.
Finally he was named Glemdalin.

[Megami Nekohime]

Mage - Megami because it's half of my online persona
HNF - Nekohime because it's the other half of my online persona
DCM - Huzzah because I couldn't think of anything else at the time. (lol)

[Jonata]

DNFW - Merida (Pixar's Brave tribute)
HNMW - Johan (kinda myself)
HNMR - Jonathan (That's me again)
CEW - Adrasteia (ancient greek name which means "unescapable fate")

My most recent character is Immanuel Cousland, named after flamboyant gay italian musician Immanuel Casto. Usually, however, I just pick a very exotic language (like Afrikaans, for example) on the Google Translator and try some meaningful words (like "bear", "hero" or "axe") until I find a cool sounding name.

[laniparis]

I normally use Lanyia and try to be an elf or at least a Mage in every game. My name's Lani (pronounced Larn-ee) so I wanted something that sounded more medieval. I normally pronounce it Lar-Neigh-ah but it could be pronounced Larn-Yee-Ah as well. I like it lol.

[IllusiveManJr]

Justarius. It's my generic name for all my characters unless I make more than one.

[Wild Chilly Paper]

I do not remember the names of my characters but i name them something funny(that is i try) cus i played too many games to stay serious. BUT the dog (wich i discovered to my delight) i named Hekata, in memory of my fathers dog who was highly inteligent. She was named after a godess http://en.wikipedia....iki/Hecate      and was killed by some idiot who just wanted to try out his new hunting rifle while my dad was away on work. I to had a dog that was poisond... So hers to Donna and Hecata, we will see them again

[BounceDK]

Brian, cause that's my name.

[Interloper]

Without being offensive, I literally just give them the most gay elf names I can find:
-Flahir
-Muril
-Lurithias

[Son of Imoen]

I just finished the last of the Origin stories, not one character finished the whole game yet, they're all still busy fighting the Blight:

Ehlora: female city elf,
Thalinxas: male elf mage,
Björn: dwarf commoner warrior
Rowan: human noble rogue
Undorian: dalish elf warrior,
Seresta: dwarf noble rogue.

I got 2 criteria for names: they have to sound right and preferably be unique. I made exceptions for Björn ('bear' in Old Norse), Rowan (existing name), Seresta (a benzodiazipine, but it sounds good).

To my distress I found out Ehlora isn't unique at all in the game: there's an elf girl called Elora tending the deer in the Dalish camp!

[midway3]

Human Male warrior: Kincaid Cousland
Human Female warrior: Athena Cousland
I like Scottish and Greek names go figure.

[Wily_One]

Elven Mage: Mesmer

This is of course based on Franz Mesmer, from which we get the term mesmerize.

I've used Mesmer for mages since 8-bit Wizardry (Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord).

[Neverwinter_Knight77]

Jeffrey Cousland's name comes from my own first name.

Belorfin Tabris is named after my second (and most memorable) Neverwinter Nights character, Belorfin Siana, a half-elf who was created in 2002.

[Valkyrie92]

I have a strong preference for mages since I love magic.

 

Female elf mage: Vixie based off my real name and main nickname (Victoria, a.k.a. Vicki). Also a reference to The Fox and the Hound and the fact that foxes are my favorite animal.

 

Male human mage: Cristo. Obvious literary reference there plus it fits the fantasy setting better than Christopher or Chris.

[keeneaow]

i usually name them to know what it is, like Arcane Warrior, or AW

[Beregond5]

I only change the name of the Dalish Male Elf to Faolan, which, if I remember correctly, it means wolf. Theron reminds me too much of 300. xD

 

[Fireheart]

My first character, a mage which I never finished (king alistair broke up with me D: ) I named her Fire, because you mess with fire, you get burned... hehe, clever, right? My second canon city elf warrior I named Naleigh. Took a really, really long time to come up with this one, I just sat staring at the screen. I don't even know how I came up with it. I really love it though, it kinda almost rhymes with my real name. Ever since then, I have always named my subsequent Wardens, Hawkes, and Inquisitor Naleigh. Yes, they all have the same name. And my character in da4/5/6 will be named Naleigh too. I've never played a male character. Well, I have started a male playthrough (in Origins) just for the sake of seeing the different origin stories, but I never went past Ostagar so I don't count those. I plan on starting third da2 pt, I plan on playing default male Hawke and I'm going to leave his name default, too, most likely, but maybe change it to Aaron, not sure yet.

[dongsaeng]

My new female Noble Warrior - Gwyneth Cousland, was originally supposed to be Guinevere, but I liked how Gwyneth sounds.

[Heimerdinger]

Default names work fine for me. For example, "Kallian Tabris" is exactly how I imagine a female city elf would be called in the Dragon Age universe.

[TonyB]

My latest character (as per my avatar pic) is a female mage called Mimsi... and her dog is called Wuffles...

[springacres]

My new female Noble Warrior - Gwyneth Cousland, was originally supposed to be Guinevere, but I liked how Gwyneth sounds.

Gwyneth sounds more badass, therefore more appropriate for a warrior.  Guinevere sounds more like a name suitable for a mage.