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2010/08/30 12:22:51
Subject: What is the coolest name you have ever heard in WHFB or WH40K ever?
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Wicked Warp Spider
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I think the Eldar aspect names are pretty cool . . .
Striking Scorpions
Fire Dragons
Shining Spears
Dark Reapers
Dire Avengers
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 Eldar Corsairs: 4000 pts
 Imperial Guard: 4000 pts
 Corregidor 700 pts
 Acontecimento 400 pts |
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2010/08/30 12:46:51
Subject: What is the coolest name you have ever heard in WHFB or WH40K ever?
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Wicked Ghast
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Eldar, simple yet unique
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2010/08/30 13:07:00
Subject: What is the coolest name you have ever heard in WHFB or WH40K ever?
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Krazed Killa Kan
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The lizardmen have the most enjoyable names for me, particularly:
tichi-huichi, and the saurus special character who rides a carnosaur called grymloq! transformers ref FTW!
I particularly love ork names, as they are built up of a first name which consists of two random syllables, and the surname consists of all the titles they own!
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DR:80S---G+MB---I+Pw40k08#+D+A+/fWD???R+T(M)DM+
My P&M Log: http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/433120.page
 Atma01 wrote:
And that is why you hear people yelling FOR THE EMPEROR rather than FOR LOGICAL AND QUANTIFIABLE BASED DECISIONS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE MAJORITY!
Phototoxin wrote:Kids go in , they waste tonnes of money on marnus calgar and his landraider, the slaneshi-like GW revel at this lust and short term profit margin pleasure. Meanwhile father time and cunning lord tzeentch whisper 'our games are better AND cheaper' and then players leave for mantic and warmahordes.
daveNYC wrote:The Craftworld guys, who are such stick-in-the-muds that they manage to make the Ultramarines look like an Ibiza nightclub that spiked its Red Bull with LSD.
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2010/08/30 13:22:09
Subject: What is the coolest name you have ever heard in WHFB or WH40K ever?
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Lord of the Fleet
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Leigen_Zero wrote:The lizardmen have the most enjoyable names for me, particularly:
tichi-huichi, and the saurus special character who rides a carnosaur called grymloq! transformers ref FTW!
How have I never noticed that!
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2010/08/30 13:31:31
Subject: Re:What is the coolest name you have ever heard in WHFB or WH40K ever?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
The ruins of the Palace of Thorns
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I had a Witch Elf character on WAR called Niranjala. Named after a real-life person - Niranjala Weerakoddy. I never met this person, but when I worked in HR for the Civil Service it was a name that I came across a few times and thought it was awesome.
Not GW, but I like "Telim'Tor" from M:tG..
There was a WFRP character in WD many many years ago called Sikinnes, who was infact a bound daemon in the form of a cabinet or cupboard. Sikinnes is an awesome name.
Leman Russ is good, mainly on the grounds that my first name is Russell. Happily, I also share the best surname of any GW staff - Goodwin. And my initials are RPG.
My all-time fave though, is Grishnak Goblinthrottler from Blood Bowl. Imagine being so good at throttling goblins that it becomes your name!
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2010/08/31 01:18:10
Subject: Re:What is the coolest name you have ever heard in WHFB or WH40K ever?
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Raging Ravener
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Fifty wrote:
My all-time fave though, is Grishnak Goblinthrottler from Blood Bowl. Imagine being so good at throttling goblins that it becomes your name!
I named one of my Black Orc Blitzers Throckmorton Dwarfmolester.
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"If you really want to know what it was like, to fight in the air in the great War, then go up to someone you have never met and who has never done you the slightest harm and pour a two-gallon tin of petrol over them. Then apply a match, and when they are nicely ablaze, push them from a fifteenth-floor window after first perhaps shooting them a few times in the back with a revolver. And be aware as you are doing these things that ten seconds later someone else will quite probably do them to you. This will exactly reproduce... the substance of First World War aerial combat and will cost your country nothing. It will also avoid the necessity of ten million other people to die in order for you to enjoy it."
John Biggens The Two -Headed Eagle |
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