Its fun and requires almost no creativity whatsoever, which is no doubt why the 4e people use it so much.
I'll go first:
"Burnpool". Its like, a pool of liquid that burns you or something!
"Starsteel": its like steel, but starry!
You can even do it with mundane setting elements. Why drink boring old black tea when you can drink super-awesome super-cool super-ominous super-extreme BLACKTEA!!!
Oooh.
RPGPundit
The convention is older than 4e. Shadowfell got used in a 3x setting on WotC's old homebrew subforum.
Ooh, I've got one... "Greyhawk"
"Loch Cock" - guess
Quote from: RPGPundit;349007Its fun and requires almost no creativity whatsoever, which is no doubt why the 4e people use it so much.
Game-master.
Quote from: Thanlis;349027Game-master.
If they're allowed to have a space between, throw in mind flayers, carrion crawlers, magic users... the list goes on.
Quote from: beejazz;349017The convention is older than 4e. Shadowfell got used in a 3x setting on WotC's old homebrew subforum.
Ooh, I've got one... "Greyhawk"
Or even..."Blackmoor"
Waterdeep.
hahahahaaa. I like where this went.
Dragonlance!
Quote from: beejazz;349032If they're allowed to have a space between, throw in mind flayers, carrion crawlers, magic users... the list goes on.
It's legit! Tunnels and Trolls had it as a single word.
Blackrazor! (hey, it's topical). And the sword it was named after...
Homeschool? RPGPundit?
cocksmock
Stormbringer. Oooops.
Fleshlight!
Quote from: Imperator;349038Waterdeep.
Sandshallow.
FrakNabber.
- Ed C.
fatboy
cosplayer
lawncrapper
asskisser
Nonentity.
I prefer "nobody" really
Quote from: RPGPundit;349007Why drink boring old black tea when you can drink super-awesome super-cool super-ominous super-extreme BLACKTEA!!!
This only shows how out of sync you are with 4e. That would be "Teablack".
!i!
Wilderlands.
Finally, a 4E thread everyone can enjoy!
Weaponblack.
Warstool Chiselteats
Quote from: Danger;349133Warstool Chiselteats
That sounds like the name of drunken halfling who is surprisingly good in a fight.
- Ed C.
Ravenloft
(hee hee)
Actually, is there a name for this kind of pattern of naming, which has existed before 4E, which has infiltrated lots of fantasy things? WoW is filled with Silvergear Thronehammer's and so on.
Savagekeyboard Forumposter
GayBar. As in: music video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTN6Du3MCgI).
ETA: Also, ThunderHorse (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRWUcf1uNuc).
ETA2: Also, CyberPunk (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grBLbiyJTDk), MoonWalker (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDUbAgfrvU0&feature=fvw), RunAround (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1WWpKEPdT4), BladeRunner (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcqbcTBbqsI).
PeaceBaked lesser cousins of WarForged !
Regards,
David R
swinegamer
Brightnoble!
(That's what residents of the Shadowfell refer to the plane the adventurers live on as)
Nearplace
(ditto for Far Realmers...campaign hasn't gone to the Feywild yet, but I reckon they'll talk about the Mantame)
Deepthroat
Lovelace
Regards,
David R
Assitch, the reckoning.
Isn't it supposed to be The Bleeding....or the Bloodening ?
Regards,
David R
Darktoast.
Milquetoast.
Creamofwheat.
!i!
Quote from: Imperator;349065Stormbringer.
Moonglum.
Quote from: DeadUematsu;349119Wilderlands.
Thunderhold.
Quote from: Hairfoot;349186Darktoast.
gloomjuice
sombercereal
DarkDonuts
Bellicosebagels.
EnnuiEggs
- Ed c.
Quote from: RPGPundit;349007Its fun and requires almost no creativity whatsoever, which is no doubt why the 4e people use it so much.
Hmmm, my initial thought was Deathvomit, because you die when it gets on you. That's not really very 4E, though, so I suppose it should be Darkvomit--can't see because it is covering your face.
ShadowFax
RivenDell
but hey you guys know this pattern existed before wotc right
goddamit due to this thread i cannot get BadgerFast out of my head, and i'm going to end up using it at the game, and then the players will fire me
Constructively: here's some classy in-genre fighter names from MST3K: http://mst3krollfizzlebeef.ytmnd.com/ (http://mst3krollfizzlebeef.ytmnd.com/)
Quote from: Ian Absentia;349114This only shows how out of sync you are with 4e. That would be "Teablack".
!i!
Well fuck me, when you're right, you're right.
RPGPundit
Quote from: DevP;349220but hey you guys know this pattern existed before wotc right
I think that the specifics of 4E call for a cool-sounding but totally stupid word. Thus "Shadowfax" wouldn't be eligible, because it makes sense. But "Faxshadow" would - exp. for a game set when the internet wasn't so common.
My entries:
Wellstunt (a combat option)
Wellwell (a pool of healing water)
Torrentpeer (a power that allows you to pirate spells off the Weave)
Rheinmetall (an ore used to forge weapons favored by tanks)
Jasonbourne (an offspring that can divide his level by 3, round up, and eliminate from the map a number of enemies equal to the result by simply describing how he does it)
Badfell (a place that makes everybody uneasy)
Thinktank (a power that allows the character to subtract points from his INT and add them to his HPs)
Shillingcourt (the temple of the Golden Bat)
I'm sure that there are more...
Planescape
Spelljammer
Owlbear
Darkmantle
D&D 4e Feat Name Generator (http://www.hackslash.net/?page_id=165)
Quote from: mhensley;349244D&D 4e Feat Name Generator (http://www.hackslash.net/?page_id=165)
Woo!
"Bugbear Paw Force"
"Two-Fisted Basilisk Vigor"
"Emerald Cat Bash"
It's indistinguishable from the real thing! I suspect they run all feat names by the Blind Panther Judge before publication.
Tropical Dark xD
Quote from: Daniel;349263Tropical Dark xD
Tropicthunder :D
Quote from: Shazbot79;349242Planescape
Spelljammer
Owlbear
Darkmantle
I really like Avatar the Last Air Bender. I think it predates 4e by at least a little, and it definitly uses the naming scheme.
Firebender
Skybison
Platypusbear
Air-Temple
Quote from: Aos;349184Assitch, the reckoning.
As the proverb say "He who goes to bed with assitch will wake up with fingerstink."
Quote from: DevP;349220but hey you guys know this pattern existed before wotc right
I think most of the posts in this thread have been pointing this out already.
But I agree with
Pundit on this one; even with the miniscule amount of 4e stuff I've seen dumped on the intrewebs, the lame name choices jumped out at me (http://www.therpgsite.com/showpost.php?p=336736&postcount=27).
Densetainted
Big McLargehuge
Quote from: Werekoala;349291Big McLargehuge
I was waiting for the MSTK3k reference and can now leave satisfied...
...and I'm back.
DongDing: The (intentionally) forgotten City
I actually prefer Slab Bulkhead, but I seem to be in the minority in that regard.
Didn't Penny Arcade do something on this with Shadowfell?
Bartertown (I know, I know)
Junkberg
Fabulousdale; the gayest side of the Realms
Twinkletown; capitol city of Fabulousdale
Meatstreet; sauciest street in Twinkletown where the sausage swings serenely!
Quote from: Hairfoot;349247Woo!
"Bugbear Paw Force"
"Two-Fisted Basilisk Vigor"
"Emerald Cat Bash"
It's indistinguishable from the real thing! I suspect they run all feat names by the Blind Panther Judge before publication.
I wonder if they'll publish my idea for a "Jade Shark Kick"
Quote from: jeff37923;349320Didn't Penny Arcade do something on this with Shadowfell?
(http://art.penny-arcade.com/photos/494733791_vSJvi-L-2.jpg)