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Well, the captain of my group has been branded with a nickname he'd rather forget. Thanks to some...incidents at Dindreann's brothel, He's now infamous across the shackles as Olhaf "Whorekiller" Leatherskin or simply Olhaf Whorekiller. Curiously, he's the only one who's gained a nickname so far. Gotta think of nicknames for the other PCs...
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So far, only one character in the face-to-face game I am running has earned a nickname.
Branwyn, a female human barbarian sea reaver, is now known as Bran Dagger-Eye as a result of the bilge fight in The Wormwood Mutiny.
She was the one sent to clean the bilges, along with Slippery Syl and Badger Medlar.
During the scuffle, Badger's dagger ended up in Bran's eye socket (critical hit using the Game mastery Critical Hit Deck). Bran continued to fight, pummeling both of them into unconsciousness and dragging them up on deck.
Bran dropped them in front of Plugg and said, "bit of an accident in the bilges, sir."
Sandara ran over, pulled the dagger out of her eye, and healed the wound.
Bran then said, "if you'll excuse me, sir, I'll be heading below to finish the bilge-work." She then returned below as if nothing were amiss.
Sandara then asked Plugg, in front of the entire crew, "should I give Badger her knife back, sir?"
My wife has an undine tempest druid (from inner sea magic) name Una-Tali but everyone calls her "Fishy Jane" i have more just not time now:)
One of mine has gotten the moniker The pregnant pirate.
One of my players chose to name his Tiefling Fighter/Rogue 'Joleyn Rogers' at the start of the game.
Obvious nickname is obvious.
DBH
Not Skull & Shackles, but my character Caldax Godelyl, Drow Rogue who specialized in levitating, casting darkness, then shooting his hand crossbow into the darkness get the pirate moniker the Sable Wind. Because, you know, darkness and flying in the wind and stuff.
Man, I loved that character...