Finding Names for your Characters - List of Resources

*Bump!*

Here's a subtle one:


"Rainbow God." Huh. =0[.]o=

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i get my character names from this one
Stripper Name Generator

https://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/vampire-names.php

https://thestoryshack.com/tools/vampire-name-generator/

https://www.seventhsanctum.com/generate.php?Genname=vampnamer

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Scourge League character name ideas: Change, into something sad and frightening.

With Halloween coming up, you may want to pick a name from among any number of horror plot themes where something went HORRIBLY wrong. E.g:

The_Philadelphia_Experiment: describes a top-secret US Gov't scheme to teleport naval destroyers into position past enemy blockades. As you might have guessed, the reason why I'm posting about it here is that rumor has it the relative positions of crew and munitions were krangled in the spacetime continuum, and the ship rematerialized more or less in a state of nautical omelette. Whether it actually happened, or was entirely science fiction, it's part of the black ops horror canon that comes to mind when you bollix up your shit so bad you delete your character right then and there.

Three-Mile Island/Chernobyl/Hanford: Pull the rods, they said. Put the depleted uranium in old galvanized trashcans, they said. What each of these have in common is a one-of-a-kind failure point that propagates through all the swiss-cheese saving throws of industrial nuclear safety and scoring a bulls' eye on the Krangle Meter. "3 Roentgen...not great... not terrible."

FUBAR, SNAFU, Kaputt, Dame Desu, however you want to say it, wherever you are, there are things that just go haywire so bad you want to hit the rewind button. As we approach the yuletide holiday, Kris Krangle will be putting tainted orbs in our stockings, if the Krampus hasn't gotten there first.

Have fun, and don't forget to stay hydrated!

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Emperor_King wrote:

I find the easiest way to find new names is just to look at historical events, like wars, discoveries or old gods. Wikipedia's good for that, but just any search engine **COUGH COUGH *google* COUGH** would be just as good.

this google search take a lot of time to find the new name. so the above list is very useful for those who use character and need a name for it.

Happy Hallowe'en bump!



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nice ty