Guild Wars 2

I haven’t seen much of the Flame Legion yet, but I like the idea of them- however, the Inquest for me is definitely the best faction, as I even found myself supporting them in my mind at various points (I also supported the Thalmor in Skyrim, what can I say?).

Becomes the Bear

Can you see your jumping puzzle NOW?!

Braegir… I have to say, I’m a fan of ‘ae’ sounds and to a lesser extent, ‘ir’ sounds, so in my books, you’ve got a great name, there. Could use some kind of second name, though.

Eanna Everstorm is my female norn Guardian. ‘Everstorm’ is more of an earned heroic title than a surname of any kind (In her backstory, her original name was Ingridsdottir).

Here’s a picture of my Elementalist, Tacce.
She’s possibly my favourite character yet.

I chose Norn because, it my opinion, they have the best (Not just prettiest- they’re just amazing) females of any race (See female Norn voice ), with an awesome cultural identity and surrounding maps (Icy mountains with lodges everywhere? Amazing).

I also like their “judging individuals individually” mentality, and how beautiful Hoelbrak is.

Anvian Loeclos, Female Human Thief, Albino kitten (Born out of wedlock; you know what I mean) Orrian/Ascalonian heritage (This has something to do with my warped roleplayer’s brain).

The name Anvian I chose after I wanted to name a new character similar to this one, Ana, on another game, to fit her noble family’s naming convention, but coming to Guild Wars 2, I was given more freedom, and so I took the standard (And awesome) -ian suffix for Female Eyriens from Anne Bishop’s The Black Jewels Series of books, and ended up with Anvian

- Coincidentally, Anvian is an anagram of one of my favourite characters’ names, Navani, from the Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson.

Loeclos I decided would be the traditional name given to kittens (Nice censor XD) of the ancient Orrian Noble family, House Ebonlas (You can totally see I’ve been planning to roleplay with her for some time, as I chose this display name based on this).

The name Loeclos itself I actually stole in turn from my favourite series of books, the Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss, which is itself an ancient family surname in his story.

As far as I’m aware, yes to both.