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[Skemmdur]

My female Dalish elf is called Sarasti, a reference to one of my favourite books and authors. (Anyone who gets the reference is automatically awesome )

[Joseph Silver]

1. Male Human Mage - Lelouch

2. Male Elf Mage - Lelouch (second try)

3. Male Dwarf Noble - Corral

4. Male Human Noble - Aedan (default name, I was lazy)

[alexmasterson123]

<--- Hogan!



And his moustache, Hogan Jnr. ¬_¬

[Bhatair]

I have a dwarf noble named Bacon.

Gives me a chuckle just thinking about it. "King Bacon Aeducan"

I don't really play him though =/

[Nattfare]

Herr Uhl wrote...

Bengt, cause the name is awesome.

   

[drake heath]

Drake, It fits and It's my name so every one wins.

[kgav]

Rowe - Human Noble pronounced Row
Rai - Dalish Elf  pronounced Rye like the bread
Rainard - Human Mage pronounced Rain-ard
Raigar - Dwarf Noble pronounced Rye-gar
Task - City Elf

Modifié par kgav, 16 janvier 2010 - 11:20 .

[xI extremist Ix]

How about Nebuchadnezzar or Akbar the Great?

[Spitz6860]

Spongebob Squarepants for good playthrough, Hitler for evil playthrough?

[Sir Ulrich Von Lichenstien]

xI extremist Ix wrote...
Akbar the Great?

Flipflop my Dwarf Commoner male rogue (Avatar)
Ulrich one of my human noble male warriors... naturally
Mormenel my evil elf mage, took them name by putting two words from a quenya dictionary, it translates to Black (or Dark) Heaven
To name but a few

[lapotatodolce]

Toryn is my human female noble, and Jovi is my female elven mage. Can't remember the rest.

[Acid Wire]

My first character was "Deuce" after the song by Kiss which I think is awesome. Plus, deuce is what happens when you roll a pair of dice and get two ones, I imagined my character being lucky at gambling with a name like this... I thought it was cool, even though I'm sure it sounds ridiculous to all of you =P.

My city elf (avatar) is named "Sarevok" after the bad guy in Baldur's Gate I. I was out of ideas.

My dalish elf is an attractive woman with red hair, I named her "Ember", because of her hair color.

Modifié par Acid Wire, 16 janvier 2010 - 11:51 .

[soulsweeper87]

Human nobles - Abigail, Claudia

Mages - Visenna, Nadia

City Elf - Milva

Dwarf Noble - Sasha

Dwarf Commoner - Ren

[Mia_Lu]

My current Dalish Elf is called Emmeline, and the Mahariel of my fanfics is called Avile.



My first playthrough as Cousland, I just named her after myself - Mia.

[kaimanaMM]

See sig :



Kiana (a variant on an Irish Gaelic name meaning 'ancient')



Auriel (Latin meaning 'golden')



Erynn (because I like the name 'Erin')



Sirani (because I thought it sounded properly Dalish)

[dreadz10]

STK Prime wrote...

Why always so different? Why not Frank or Jim?

LOL! Thats what im saying.

[Excorant]

Bin Laden - he is a human mage and can disappear at will and unleash deadly fire magic =D

[totertot]

female human noble- Charlotte

male city elf- Turkish (he likes minding cars)

female dwarf noble- Thorin (looks norse?)

female dalish- Elle (my nickname)

female human mage- Lainey

[rhetthom]

Rhoen

[paranoid_marv]

Adrian.. er because that's my name.
Dog is Bane because he broke The Batman's back.

Modifié par paranoid_marv, 17 janvier 2010 - 12:29 .

[Fangirl17]

Rinslet Alice Ariel Slade Clare Ilena Eleka Yuki...I think thats all of them.

[AndreaDraco]

Elf Mage: Alqua, which in Quenya means swan (he's my avatar).

Dalish Rogue: Lahearl, which in Quenya almost means (I've changed two letters) summer

Human Warrior: Kevar, which means nothing, nor in Quenya or in any other language, but I like the sound of it

[xKap]

mildred & my gurl shanese

[.Raven.rpg]

AngryFrozenWater wrote...

My current character (archer/dualist) is called Valrahf. It is supposed to mean "Raven of the Slain".

While browsing Wikipedia I found this...

"In Danish folklore, a valravn (Danish: raven of the slain) is a supernatural raven. The raven appears in traditional Danish folksongs, where they are described as originating from ravens who consume the bodies of the dead on the battlefield, as capable of turning into the form of a knight after consuming the heart of a child, and, alternately, as half-wolf and half-raven creatures."

So, I changed it a bit to make it less Danish.

Like it very much
Though It doesn"t sound cool as "Raven"
I had used "Corvus",latin name for Raven