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iragen [17]
4 years ago
12

98 PTS!!!

English
2 answers:
Sergeeva-Olga [200]4 years ago
5 0
Anaxos Manselli
Druettus Cimino
Paulin Dindorf
Guichard Pisani
Doolin Schuschnig
Gaelin Aefiel
Taegen Ennan
Khilseith Ravara
Kindroth Waesphyra
Theodmer Caidove
Alaion Inamenor
Vesstan Neeiren
Entrydal Yelzumin
Traeliorn Neeimaris
Velerhuil Loraroris
Eldrin Enroris

Girls:

Naroa Gouteyron
Hilith Mosse
Kate Ridolfi
Itzal Merrien
Millesant Rimbert
Richenza Dubosc
Aleratha Shatoris
Alyndra Enrora
Faunalyn Sarrieth
Haramara Elaqirelle
Saelihn Wranxalim
Lymaeia Yintris
Myantha Sarcaryn
Nueleth
ZanzabumX [31]4 years ago
5 0

Names:

Martinus Angelius (male) - suitable for a latin character

Lora Shale (female)

Andrey Loan (male)

Clara, the Inventor (female)

Josh, the Mage (male)

Lucy Mair (female)

Ken Read (male)

Lena van Min (female) - suitable for a germanic character

Hans, der Mächtige (male) - suitable for a germanic character

Isabella, la Bella (female) - suitbale for a spanish character

Kyojin Einosuke (male - Einosuke, the Giant) - suitable for a asian character

Other story-features you could add:

The Creeds - suitable for a famous family

Mount Six - suitable for a frightening and high mountain

Black-lake valley - suitable for a deadly place

Ivory grassland - suitable for a magical grassland

Zack's palace - suitable for giant palace

Crying wood - suitable for magical tree with healing properties

_________________________________________________

I have made both male and female characters so you have enought options to choose form. I based my names on many different fantastic "ame-types" such as knights, emperors, queens and kings, mages/wizards, detectives, etc.

I also added names for places and other stuff that might be useful to make the story more entertaining.

Hope it helped,

BioTeacher101

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