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[HarryThePlotter]

Saibh wrote...

HarryThePlotter wrote...

Saibh wrote...

I would say that the child of Anora and Alistair makes a good Galahad, if you assume Anora is like Elaine, and Alistair is like Lancelot, and Guinevere is like his mistress Warden. Not perfect parallels, obviously.

Great post but just a suggestion Anora is most probably infertile.

Probably, yeah. I think that DAO is setting up for a succession crisis in Ferelden, since every single outcome of kings and queens have problems with birth and fertility. The most likely option is Alistair as a sole ruler, assuming he marries a fertile woman. I probably should have said "a child of Anora...", since I doubt she'd have one. I doubt DAO is the sort of place to have a perfect little holy baby, either. Galahad is such a Marty Stu.

 

Yeah. I think he will marry Empress Celene as the late Cailand planned to.

[Saibh]

HarryThePlotter wrote...

Saibh wrote...

HarryThePlotter wrote...

Saibh wrote...

I would say that the child of Anora and Alistair makes a good Galahad, if you assume Anora is like Elaine, and Alistair is like Lancelot, and Guinevere is like his mistress Warden. Not perfect parallels, obviously.

Great post but just a suggestion Anora is most probably infertile.

Probably, yeah. I think that DAO is setting up for a succession crisis in Ferelden, since every single outcome of kings and queens have problems with birth and fertility. The most likely option is Alistair as a sole ruler, assuming he marries a fertile woman. I probably should have said "a child of Anora...", since I doubt she'd have one. I doubt DAO is the sort of place to have a perfect little holy baby, either. Galahad is such a Marty Stu.

 

Yeah. I think he will marry Empress Celene as the late Cailand planned to.

I doubt it. I soooooooo doubt it. I doubt it a trillion times over.

Besides that, people read just a tad too much into those letters. There is nothing indicating he was planning on dumping Anora and marrying Celene--quite the contrary, in fact.

[Leonia]

Though isn't it interesting that there is the potential for two nations to be without an heir? Ferelden in particular is in a tricky position since the darkspawn taint pretty much takes Alistair out of the equation (though there is the potential child with Morrigan..) and Anora seems quite barren. We know very little about Empress Celene I, I assume she isn't married or with an heir at any rate. Can't help but wonder if we'll be deciding some rulers in Thedas again later

Modifié par leonia42, 30 août 2010 - 06:21 .

[Patriciachr34]

From Celtic Baby names...
Drew = Courageous
Farrell = The valorous one
Gawain = a battle hawke
Keary = Father's dark child
Kearney = Warrior
Kemble/Kembell/Kimball = Warrior Chief
Lann = A sword
Vortigern = A Great King

Hope this helps.

[Rhayth]

I'm just glad they had my family name in there...Ser Landry :-D Bioware rawks!

[Shadow_broker]

Oghren is a good name

[DanteCousland]

thanks for the sites guys, its been a reall good help. Except for chris comment .

[Giant ambush beetle]

I've heard that a lot of ferelden people name their children R2D2 and C3PO. Seems like you people didnt know Loghains full name,  Teyrn Loghain C3PO Mac Tir

Modifié par The Woldan , 31 août 2010 - 07:02 .

[Count Viceroy]

Sir Roderick Ponce von Fontlebottom the Magnificent Bastard

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Mitzi Cottoncandi
Johanislauss
Raymond Luxury Yacht
Rothgar, Warrior for the Nth Dimension
Hewett Packard
A boy named Sue
A Sue named Boy
Hermione Granger
Kevin

And all this is just the first name, right?

[DanteCousland]

Hmm what do you guys think is better out of...

Erik Hawke

Damien Hawke

Tostig Hawke

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

Vortigan is the best. Sounds like Madmartigan.

[SteveGarbage]

DanteCousland wrote...

Hmm what do you guys think is better out of...
Erik Hawke
Damien Hawke
Tostig Hawke

You might as well stick with Garret. I'd say these don't really offer much of a "Ferelden flair" over the default name.
It's your Hawke though, my opinion shouldn't really matter.  I guess I would prefer Damien from them but that's pretty eh.

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

Just use those iconic D&D names. Soveliss for your elf, Hennet for your mage and erm, Krusk for your warrior.

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

Garret still sounds too much like a wild west marshall's name. Damn American culture is eating at my brain. I could see a shoot out on the streets of Lothering at high noon between Garret and a hurloc emissary.

[Heavenblade]

There are some odd names out though. Nathaniel? Delilah?

[Patriciachr34]

DanteCousland wrote...

Hmm what do you guys think is better out of...
Erik Hawke
Damien Hawke
Tostig Hawke

I like Tostig.

[DanteCousland]

. Tostig sounds common plus it was the name of Harold the saxons brother who teamed up with Harald Hadrada.

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

Jondalar is a nice name. He's a character from some book and also someone you'll meet at Candlekeep.



I like Bioware's naming convention in BG, they just spell normal names backwards, like Neb.

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

Patriciachr34 wrote...

DanteCousland wrote...

Hmm what do you guys think is better out of...
Erik Hawke
Damien Hawke
Tostig Hawke

I like Tostig.

Yes, Tostig sounds like the most fun of the three. And if you really want it to be memorable try this:

Ser Tostig Wadsworth Longfellow Hawke III    ENCHANTMENT!

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...

Jondalar is a nice name. He's a character from some book and also someone you'll meet at Candlekeep.

I like Bioware's naming convention in BG, they just spell normal names backwards, like Neb.

Or Koveras? I had a friend take a break from the game at that point. It was a little cheesy.

[nuclearpengu1nn]

pip & chuck

[Quercus]

Refugee Boy

Refugee Girl

Refugee Woman

Refugee Man

Tainted Body

[nuclearpengu1nn]

donut boy/girl