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[Setiweb]

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It's very easy.

[Deviija]

I like cracking open The Grey Company Elvish dictionary and language supplements to find Elven names.  It's a staple from my old D&D days in the 90s.  

[Rovay]

Whatever default name is given them by the game. Same with humans, dwarves, qunari, anything really.

 

I just suck at thinking my own names.

[LobselVith8]

I'll call the Gary, all of them. So its Gary elves...sorry

 

Are your protagonists from Vault 108?

[Tevinter Rose]

I name my elves based on natural gemstone names or different unique color names.

[satunnainen]

Are your protagonists from Vault 108?

Unfortunately I was aiming for this, but your's is a bit better idea

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000144/

[StrangeStrategy]

Pretty names that look good written out, but sound weird when you say them aloud.

 

Athdralis. Kerendia. Varanur. Aelinae. Lorveth. Ryndoryl. Came up with those on  the spot, why can't I ever do that when I start a new game

[eastkaraturcompany]

Solyndra Benghazi

[Nimlowyn]

I've only made one elf so far, my very first Warden. Named her Celebrian, after the character in Lord of the Rings. If and when I make another elf I'll look more into the Dragon Age universe for names. 

[smoke and mirrors]

I go for earthy / nature names . One of mine from DAO was Moonbeam and i am planing a fiery elven Mage that i will call Tempest .

[zambingo]

My Dalish Warden was named Max. Partly because I like alliteration, partly because I imagined his name was something Alistair couldn't pronounce and so Alistair said, "How about Max? You look like a Max." And then I said nothing because the Warden had no voice.

[themageguy]

I tend to use names already present amongst elves in the games, or ones from forgotten realms that sound similar to the ones in dragon age.

in inquisition, I'll probably just use the default name.