Dragonborn... at least it will fit half the dialogues from the voice actors.

"Noodles Aplenty" and "Craps-on-Lawns".

I take no credit for these. Some people on these forums are responsible and I thank them for the chuckle.

I once did name a character "Dovahkiin" because he couldn't remember his own name from some trauma, and just sort of ran with it when everyone started calling him that in the game.

Kalewyn - for my Dragonborn
Drakvar- for my Vampire Lord
Felgar- for my pure warrior

I love these names.

Male- John
Female- Jane

Snorri Sturlason.

I like my as of yet uncreated Nord Ranger named Jarik. It has a gutteral sound to it, with the ja being pronounced like in Jarl. Perfect name for a rough and tough nord.

With Jason's Renamer Mod I might just go around renaming all the characters after those from Hamlet... Name all Draugers Yorick. I knew him Horatio.

Andros, a play with my name André.

HEEEEEEEEYYYYYY YAAAAAAA

I'm so sorry, I couldn't resist.

I recently named a character Alsanna. Took it from the new Dark Souls 2 DLC, though my character shares 0 resemblance or characteristics with her.

It's a cool name.

Darth Colon was one of my favorites.

He was evillllllllllllll.

Was he summoned from the bowels of your imagination? <--- bowels, Colon, get it?

For a breton, I try to go with a name that highlights a noble origin.

I don't think I've ever had a character with a noble origin. I should try one: "Lord Pupin Britchess"; that sounds good, right?

My Breton mage is "Theodus." He's a grizzled, bearded old guy with a bald head, who looks like he's a reject from Janitor School.

I've got a Nord fighter named "Bettlida Elfbane."

My heavy-armored female Redguard is "Herricka."

I've got an incompetent Argonian named "Smells-like-Cheese," and a wild elf hunter named "She Hunts."

, I once had a character called Darth Osorin, Darth Oso for short, never understood why people never took him seriously.

I had a Breton named Lord Arthur Bayeux

Lord Gaylord Snedley Bryon McHuffingtonson IV <---- you can smell the royalty coming off that name.

Lord Gaylord Snedley Bryon McHuffingto IV, The tale of a scottish in Tamriel.