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[MisterJB]

Torquemada.

[EricHVela]

It's in Orlais. Let's get a French surname: Lejoueur. Plain-and-simple and very to-the-point.

(Pronounced kinda like "l'zhoower".)

Modifié par ReggarBlane, 27 septembre 2012 - 11:03 .

[EricHVela]

And we can name the most-hated character L'armure De Laparcelle.

[Dintonta]

ReggarBlane wrote...

It's in Orlais. Let's get a French surname: Lejoueur. Plain-and-simple and very to-the-point.

(Pronounced kinda like "lezhoower".)

I disagree. 'Lajoueuse' is by far much more to-the-point...
(Welcome in the world of french conversations writing headaches.)

[Xewaka]

von Fontlebottom.

[TheJediSaint]

If I had to guess, I doubt any surname Bioware goes with will require more than two syllables to pronounce.

[EricHVela]

Dintonta wrote...

ReggarBlane wrote...

It's in Orlais. Let's get a French surname: Lejoueur. Plain-and-simple and very to-the-point.

(Pronounced kinda like "lezhoower".)

I disagree. 'Lajoueuse' is by far much more to-the-point...
(Welcome in the world of french conversations writing headaches.)

Depends on how the family name traditionally gets passed I suppose.

[mazariamonti]

Why would you want someone calling you "Inquisitor" (or a similar title) ALL the time? Having the love interest refer to you as "Inquisitor" would get old real fast.

[EricHVela]

Meh. Just go with "ser" for everyone. Forget the names. Nobody use any names. Just call everyone "ser". No. Not you. The other "ser". The one standing next to Sten. No. The other Sten.

[Dintonta]

ReggarBlane wrote...

Dintonta wrote...

ReggarBlane wrote...

It's in Orlais. Let's get a French surname: Lejoueur. Plain-and-simple and very to-the-point.

(Pronounced kinda like "lezhoower".)

I disagree. 'Lajoueuse' is by far much more to-the-point...
(Welcome in the world of french conversations writing headaches.)

Depends on how the family name traditionally gets passed I suppose.

You got me:pinched:.
But reguarding OP's wish to find a name which would sound gender-neutral, neither would actually work.

Much more seriously... The more I think about it, the more I see very objectively that the most universally tasteful and adapted choice for the next main protagonist's name would be : 'Dintonta'.

Modifié par Dintonta, 27 septembre 2012 - 11:30 .

[Melca36]

Jordan

Morgan

Payton

Drew


Quinn


The above names are unisex names that can fit either a male or female character

[Maria Caliban]

I've never met a woman named Drew or Quinn.

[Quicksilver26]

Melca36 wrote...

Jordan

Morgan

Payton

Drew


Quinn


The above names are unisex names that can fit either a male or female character

that was my wardens name:D

[Melca36]

Maria Caliban wrote...

I've never met a woman named Drew or Quinn.

Drew Barrymore?



Quinn is Irish/Gaelic meaning *Counsel* 

[Melca36]

Quicksilver26 wrote...

Melca36 wrote...

Jordan

Morgan

Payton

Drew


Quinn


The above names are unisex names that can fit either a male or female character

that was my wardens name:D

Great Name! 

[Icinix]

Maria Caliban wrote...

I've never met a woman named Drew or Quinn.

Dr Quinn Medicine Woman.

[Wulfram]

Maria Caliban wrote...

I've never met a woman named Drew or Quinn.

Drew Barrymore?

(I haven't met her either)

[Quicksilver26]

Maria Caliban wrote...

I've never met a woman named Drew or Quinn.

umm Drew Barrymore 

[Versus Omnibus]

motomotogirl wrote...

Versus Omnibus wrote...

Maclimes wrote...

The name needs to be gender and racial neutral, since we can of course create protagonists of different gender/race combinations, RIGHT?

That's why I didn't like Hawke: it sounded too masculine for a female character.

It was her last name ... I don't understand lol how can a last name be masculine or feminine. 

So if a female character was called Savage, Smith, Moore, Jackson, Williams, or Allen you wouldn't think it sounds masculine?

[Aulis Vaara]

Just call the PC Inquisitor or any other title he may acquire throughout the game. It's very cool that if you get to move up through the ranks that this is acknowledged by NPCs.

[Quicksilver26]

Versus Omnibus wrote...

motomotogirl wrote...

Versus Omnibus wrote...

Maclimes wrote...

The name needs to be gender and racial neutral, since we can of course create protagonists of different gender/race combinations, RIGHT?

That's why I didn't like Hawke: it sounded too masculine for a female character.

It was her last name ... I don't understand lol how can a last name be masculine or feminine. 

So if a female character was called Savage, Smith, Moore, Jackson, Williams, or Allen you wouldn't think it sounds masculine?

all of those but savage are verry commen and they kinda fit
(last names have nothing to do with gender)

[filetemo]

Inquisitor Lafleur pomdeterre

[AndrahilAdrian]

Melca36 wrote...

Jordan

Morgan

Payton

Drew


Quinn


The above names are unisex names that can fit either a male or female character

A fixed unisex first name sounds good. I do not want everyone calling them by their last name (its becoming a Bioware cliche). Quinn would be my personal pick, it sounds like a good name for a rogue (may even use it if they let us pick our first name). A nickname would work well too, although nothing so  impersonal as "warden". At first I thought "Hawke" was going to be a nickname, and I liked the idea.