ok how about Plem Creationfield ?
(btw i wish i knew what i was thinking when i put down plem because i tired spelling "help" backword ....)
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Ok they've told you this, Breton names are Psuedo french, as is some of their culture, its borrowed.
Imperials have typically Roman/Italian names.
Khajiit tend to be named depending on their person, example: a Khajiit Named Ma'Dat would imply that he is an apprentice, a virgin or a novice or some sort because of Ma, if he lost his virginity or became adept at his art it would change to something else depending on his skills/traits. to add on my example, if the art he started out on was magic, which earned him the name of Ma'Dat while in apprenticeship, once he bacomes a recognised wizard his name would become Jo'Dat
Orcs have Gro or Gra, the former being masculine the latter being femenine.
Argonians are not named until the hist ceremony, they are then named in their native tongue for abilities/habbits/personality traits, Which is the reason you will meet Argonians who's translated name would be something like "Pulls-Ropes-faster" or "Hides-In-Shadows" etc etc.
quick question about ubering
is it possible to do it efectively with out looking like a noob? as say in chance of your character falling in battle coud some one uber the fallen out of harms way or use some one elses character to do something within terms of magic?
You can be uber, within reason. But dont try it until you're more experienced.
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