SoF Titles

[knytul]

well, were comin up on another lvl grind to 80, so have they said what our lvl 80 name is gonna be or do we get any choices?

[dindaur]

[dindaur]

or how bout paper tank haha
i know, unicorn handler ;p

[tauaunt]

[thurvok]

Bwhahaha!!!! I like unicorn handler!

[knytul]

buddy of mine ran this one by me (hes fascinated with japanese culture).

Kensei - Japanese for Sword Saint.

[Kakimor]

lolol when a similiar thread was posted in shaman boards something like 50 titles were proposed the rep took the top 40 and had a vote then took top ten from that vote and had another or some such process. Im so glad to see the paladin community trying to actively try to provide some input into what they would like to have in the future. Or all we all so jaded with SoE that its a why bother ? Or is it just more satisfactory to have something else to bitch about besides the infamous unicorn !?!?

[Zorbee]

I'd rather bitch about the unicorn myself! =P

[Bigcat Daddy-o]

How about Templar? Or has that been used already?

[dindaur]

clerics

[Bigcat Daddy-o]

[Zorbee]

[Druegar]

[Galelor]

[Jace]

[knytul]

[Zyba]

[Jace]

[Zorbee]

Yes, a GM gave me my last name.

My cleric is Glutton For'Punishment.

[Adol Krystin]

Peacebringer
Advocate
Defender
Holy Knight
Hero
Preserver of Life
Protector of Life

Throwing in my 2 cents.

Adol Krystin (The Rathe)

[knytul]

Samurai

(Hulkling if any of these seem good man or if Sonys still interested, let us know man)

[Hulkling]

Lets do a Poll!! Everyone list your personal top 3 IN ORDER, and I will take the top 10(?) and submit them.

Mine:

1) Saint
2) Savior
3) Holy Avenger

I really wish Templar wasn't used by clerics. Paladins fit waaaay better into that title than clerics do.

[dindaur]

heh. yeah templar sux~ >)
here's my ... 3ish.

of the above posted anyhow.

saint... sounds cool btw.
constable
gentry
knight commander / commander
hero

all five of these are titles i would enjoy

[Siocnarf]

The term paladine was first used in Ancient Rome for a chamberlain of the Emperor, and also for the imperial palace guard, called the praetorian guard by Diocletian. In the early Middle Ages, the meaning changed and the term was used for one of the highest official of the Catholic Church in the pope's service and also for one of the major nobleman of the Holy Roman Empire, who was then named Count Palatine.

Judices palatini : (In the Middle Ages, the judices palatini ('[papal] palace judges') were the highest administrative officers of the pope's household; with the growth of the temporal power of the popes they acquired great importance.)

The above 2 paragraph are copied off wikipedia btw in the paladin definition so i suggested off that :

Chamberlain
Imperial guard
Praetorian guard
Count palatine
Judices palatini

[Zorbee]

[Zyba]

[Clamford]

[knytul]

[Jace]

[orionpax]

1) Savior
2) Saint
3) Seraph

[Ashramm Damodred]

ooooo, I like orion's

[Saintsaens]

1) Saint ... Saint Saintsaens kinda has a nice ring to it
2) Savior ... though I'm working on the Savior surname from Demi when we get there, so Savior Saintsaens the Savior kinda sounds redundant...
3) Chevalier

[Adol Krystin]

[verduran]

[Tuathadendannan]

[knytul]

[Hulkling]

gonna sumbit this tomarrow. Disclaimer: I have no idea if they've chosen class titles yet, so might be too late....but hopefully not!

[dindaur]

even if they have, perhaps they'd change it, shrug, who knows

[Zyba]

What's the list you're submitting Hulk?

[Hulkling]