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new character time! this guy is another in the series of D&D-inspired fantasy characters who lives in the same universe as Verrix, Sipher, and others. last month, I put a vote to the high-tier patrons asking which elements they wanted the new guy to be based on - and the results came in voting for Life + Fire!so I did some thinking, and got a great suggestion from a friend, and decided this character would be a shaman/druid who has power over natural wildfires in the forest. he starts the blaze, controls the burn, and nurtures the regrowth that comes in its wake, where new life springs from soil fertilized by ashes and cleared of dead matter.

any suggestions for names? I'm all ears! I'm thinking his skin will be a deep crimson red all over, if that inspires any of you. looking forward to working on this guy!!

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V

Vrodin or Baeruun came to mind!

Murphyus

If you want something with some myth behind it, Logi or Halogi would work. He was the Norse giant personification of fire, and played a very fun prank on Loki in one story.

gooeycandy

I suck at naming characters just here to say: nice!!

Mac Foraday

Aw, he looks so tender and sweet, which I love. However, I hope you will do another picture of him someday using fire magic or something

PupAceAngelous83

His description of his abilities reminds me of a Phoenix. As far as a name... Blazer

Mac Foraday

An elf character name I made up and used in many games I've played is Enaru

Cat & Cauldron

Veshraya. In Rromanes, it translates to earth or nature.

randol bass

Hephaestus is the ancient Greek god of fire, volcanoes, forges, and blacksmithing. His symbols include an anvil, a hammer, tongs, volcanoes, and quail. His major relationships are with: Zeus, his father.

randol bass

I like Hephaestus ... the shortened form of which could be Festus ... or "Phaestus," spelled out.

Wilhelm

Thoric or Menar

Evergreen

Fern! The plant and also calling to the one in inFerno🍃🔥. Making the name grander can go along the lanes of Fernando Fernandes and such. That's what I got so far.

Chris Stuart

Phlox --- The name is derived from the Ancient Greek word phlox meaning flame in reference to the intense flower colors of some varieties.

David Maddux

Hálogi — in Norse mythology a jötunn who is the personification of fire. Name is literally “high fire.”

Jaime M.

Back in my World of Warcraft days, I'd come up with phrases and put them into Google translate to come up with unique names. Putting "life fire" and choosing Swedish, Liv eld...Liveld Croatian, Životna vatra...Vonatra? Zivotra? Welsh, Tân bywyd...Tanwyd? Just some ideas. 😁

colin

Fuego. Have to say I also really like Hálogi.

DocBlythe

Fignis! Fig+Ignis (Fire in Latin) I’m in love with those thighs, oomf! 🥵

slf-unt

Farantor is my suggestion. I feel like the phonetics suggest at someone from the woods who has a mystique and power about him

Mike

Lasair Flóra--literally Irish for flora flame

Mickey

Canon

Ash Byrnes

My inspiration for a name: He is Druidic. Which is a Celtic spiritual religion and I'd like to think that he is a hybrid of two species (maybe a fae/orcish parent and a celestial being/deity?). Drawing ideas from the Irish language (Gaeilge): Fire: Aodh (pronounced as 'ey', or the letter "A". Daithi (dah-hee) : Last Pagan King of Ireland Danu: Celtic Goddess of nature and fertility. Domhan (daw-ahn): earth Sídhe (pronounced as "shee"): Fae So, based on the pronunciations: Daihan Síaodh (DAH-ahn SHay) or Da'an Şhae, the Thaumaturge

David

Can we do a FAQ about your D&D-inspired world one day?

Celery Man

yes absolutely!! good idea! I'll plan that for next month!