
John Napier 698 |
I was tearing up parsley yesterday cursing over how quickly it grew to shade out the pepper plant, and then smelled my hands and came to the happy realization that it was a bunch of volunteer cilantro. That's one plant you can never have too much of.
Did you replant the Cilantro?

DungeonmasterCal |

Try this link: Pantheon.org
If has hundreds and hundreds of deities from several mythologies. I use the Mesopotamian and Egyptian ones a lot.

DungeonmasterCal |

Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?
Here is short article about Sothis (the Greek name for the Egyptian goddess Sopdet). She was the herald of the inundation of the Nile and symbolized by the stars of the night sky.
Sothis: Star Consciousness/Generosity/Bodhisattva
Sothis is a pure channel for divine love and wisdom. She rises into the night sky and pours forth her spiritual essence, stellar energies, and compassionate wisdom upon all beings. Through her willingness to offer us these precious gifts and guidance we are elevated to a greater understanding of our own soul’s purpose and the reasons we are here on Earth at this time. Sothis is the star of humanity, calling forth the best in each of us and inspiring us to step into our greater selves and offer our own unique gifts back to the world.

quibblemuch |
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Makhfi?Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?
Any of the trobairitz?

Kileanna |

Many interesting ideas! I'm going to look them more in depth before choosing.
Expanding the concept a bit, she has the blood of an Astral Deva flowing through her veins and is focused on inspiration and motivation. As she is an Aasimar, I am going a bit for someone with a strong urge to motivate and lead people for the greater good.
Also, her physical design is loosely based on Marvel's valkyrie.

quibblemuch |
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In that case, have you considered Inanna? Sumerian goddess of love, beauty, sex, political power, war... she is associated with Venus, evening and morning star...
She's awesome.

Kileanna |
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Razia! I know about the historic person but made me think about the M:tG character. It's definitely an option that I might consider for having many meanings.
Atalanta is awesome, but we already have a character somewhat named after her, so I don't want to repeat (Rage of Atalanta is the name of one of Dal's Werewolf characters).
Scandinavian names are a real possibility, I really like the powerful sound of them and would go with her as she is loosely based on the Valkyrie (at least her looks).
Thanks for the neat ideas!

Patrick Curtin |

Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?
Amarantha
MelurielFaladrianna
Madrigala
Svensanna
Oratianna
Joyeuse

captain yesterday |
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Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?
Toot-Toot McBumbersnazzle! A traveling banjo minstrel with a song in your heart and funny tattoos on your head.

Kileanna |

Kileanna's unnamed bard wrote:Toot-Toot McBumbersnazzle! A traveling banjo minstrel with a song in your heart and funny tattoos on your head.Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?
3 times? Seriously? You're making difficult to me to keep ignoring this suggestion xD

Kileanna |

Kileanna's unnamed bard wrote:Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?Amarantha
Meluriel
Faladrianna
Madrigala
Svensanna
Oratianna
Joyeuse
Amarantha is a big no. That name makes me think oh A hundred years of solitude, that I had to read for school.
Some interesting ideas in the other suggestions.
Joyeuse means joyful in French, doesn't it?

John Napier 698 |
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And, I found out why I fell through the cracks. My employer sent me last year, in a plain envelope, a letter telling me that the providers were changing. For something this important, you'd think that they'd make the envelope stand out more. But no. *sigh* Not for the first time, I feel like I'm dealing with a bunch of oblivious "droids." Well, I now have a place to start from.

Patrick Curtin |

Patrick Curtin wrote:Kileanna's unnamed bard wrote:Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?Amarantha
Meluriel
Faladrianna
Madrigala
Svensanna
Oratianna
JoyeuseAmarantha is a big no. That name makes me think oh A hundred years of solitude, that I had to read for school.
Some interesting ideas in the other suggestions.
Joyeuse means joyful in French, doesn't it?
It does. I always liked the word.
Amarantha was a play on the amaranth plant

captain yesterday |

Kileanna wrote:Patrick Curtin wrote:Kileanna's unnamed bard wrote:Someone willing to help me to name my unnamed Aasimar Angelkin Bard?
Serious names, might be mythological but nothing too obvious.
Things meaning "herald", "messenger" or similar things could be cool.
Any ideas?Amarantha
Meluriel
Faladrianna
Madrigala
Svensanna
Oratianna
JoyeuseAmarantha is a big no. That name makes me think oh A hundred years of solitude, that I had to read for school.
Some interesting ideas in the other suggestions.
Joyeuse means joyful in French, doesn't it?
It does. I always liked the word.
Amarantha was a play on the amaranth plant
I also use plant names for characters sometimes.

Evil Kjeldorn |
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We give you oxygen and food... I guess that allows us to repurpose you too...
*Keeps implanting pinecones into people to grow pinecone duplicates of them*
You will serve us by allowing us to increase our ranks.
I, for one, welcome our new plant Over-ladies!
*Munches on a Pinecone*
I'm just sorry we don't make for better plant beds, as the only place where we're moist and warm, doesn't get much sunlight ^^

Evil Kjeldorn |
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So wait do you eat the pine cones too implant them? actually I can't frankly think of any pleasant way for a pine cone to enter ones body.
Guess you haven't been a part of a smuggling ring, the experience "loosens" you up to these kinds of things...
*Clenches abdormen, which gives off growling sounds*