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[Frozeal]

Alfonso

[Danaih]

Bruegar, Druenor

[Gorwath-F]

How about Chert? It's a name of a Dwarf in the Shadowland book from Tad Williams

[Frozeal]

Pepsi

[gx99-nq9y]

i named my dwarfs Odin and Nero
Odin is a norwegian god, and Nero a roman emperor


best names for dwarfs are norwegian names
and pagan, ancient gods
Odin, Wotan, Thor, Lillith, Asag,

http://www.lowchensa.../names/gods.htm

Modifié par gx99-nq9y, 09 janvier 2010 - 08:52 .

[KilrB]

gx99-nq9y wrote...

i named my dwarfs Odin and Nero
Odin is a norwegian god, and Nero a roman emperor


best names for dwarfs are norwegian names

Why?

Is that where they are from?

Do they have more dwarves in Norway?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwarf

Modifié par KilrB, 09 janvier 2010 - 08:52 .

[II Enix II]

Gimli/Gloin from LOTR. Or Bob, yeah, Bob has a ring to it.

[gx99-nq9y]

at  Kilrb
no becus of Norse mythology

Modifié par gx99-nq9y, 09 janvier 2010 - 08:55 .

[KilrB]

gx99-nq9y wrote...

@ KilrB
no becus of Norse mythology

The Norse stole their dwarves from the Germans.

[gx99-nq9y]

KilrB wrote...

gx99-nq9y wrote...

@ KilrB
no becus of Norse mythology

The Norse stole their dwarves from the Germans.

Germanic, Nordic tribes both the same

[II Enix II]

Obtusifolius wrote...

[link]http://www.gns.cri.nz/research/qmap/datadict/htm/rock_name.htm[/link]

It's a link to a list of different stone/rock names. May be something decent on there.

Edit: Oh Christ, someone tell me how to make links on here <_<

Copy and paste.  So simple... yet so very effective.

[II Enix II]

Obtusifolius wrote...

II Enix II wrote...

Copy and paste.  So simple... yet so very effective.

Don't give me that, you can't just copy and paste it. Don't you think I tried that? <_<

Anyway no worries, I've figured it out now 

:happy:
By the way, how do you link on here?  I've never even tried, I just assumed copy and paste would work wonders.

[huhape]

Akorlas

its the greeting of the dwarfs "salroka" backwards.

Or maybe Grion,Durin,Thorin

[smore006]

huhape wrote...

its the greeting of the dwarfs "salroka" backwards.

I've been under the impression of 'salroka' being more like 'friend' or 'buddy' than a greeting.

[killzor55]

Eberk , Barendd , Tordek and Gorunn

[huhape]

Yes, my fault sorry, I mixed it with a other word

[huhape]

There are also a lot of names for dwarfs in LotR
try this link

http://www.mypreciou...e_generator.php

Modifié par huhape, 09 janvier 2010 - 09:19 .

[KilrB]

grey-starr.ca/Tools/random-male-dwarf-name.htm

http://www.rdinn.com...e_generator.php

It's amazing what you can find with Google ...

Modifié par KilrB, 09 janvier 2010 - 09:20 .

[Duhragon]

Dhurinne, Gloinne, Bombahr, Khile, All these are variations of the 12 dwarves in The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien. Just vary the first and last letter of the name, then you can somehow make a good name for a dwarf. Also use Warhammer names if you can look up the names of all dwarves in the Warhammer universe, the only name that sticks is Guthrekke.

[AtreiyaN7]

Karst - which is actually a geological term. Hmm, maybe I should use that myself if I roll a male dwarf. If I want all the achievements, I suppose I'll have to actually make a male character anyway, heh.

[RoudyRogue]

Ok, so I'm liking Teran, Odin, and Wulfgar (isn't that a character from Beowulf). Is there anyway to change the last name???

[Duhragon]

Actually Wulfgar is a real character name of Salvatore's Icewind Dale trilogy.