[Silver Serpent]

sorry :(
anywho-I love most fantasy names-they're all so cleverly though up-and all have meanings behind them-I would love to be able to have a name where it actually MEANT something..mine doesn't ...:(

[Ollie]

unless the author makes their own language most character names are similar to real ones. e.g one letter different or slightly re-arranged

[Silver Serpent]

thats what I ment-they have complete freedom..:rolleyes:

[Ollie]

yeah well i didn't read that lol

then there's the weird titles, i find titles and pompously long place names very annoying. Place names should be oneword jobs

[Ollie]

i'd make sure every skool pupil had their own locker! :mad:

[Silver Serpent]

I have to agree with you there..they really annoy me too.What's the point!?:rolleyes:

[Ollie]

they sound "clever"

[Silver Serpent]

aww..didums.It's first come first serve at mine-but the lower school have first shot.annoying little things..:mad:
If I was a bard..I would scrap school education, and everyone would be born with the knowlege they would have gained from school.:cool:

[Silver Serpent]

no they don't.They think they do.they're males.that's why.

[Rheingold]

I like some long place names, it depends. But I don't like it when an author takes a name that would be great for a fantasy city and then makes it the name of a person. (e.g. "Alosha")