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A bit of a change of pace....been eyeing my vast collection of medieval troops...Time to blow the dust off them, and with that in mind!
Every medieval leader or king who was anybody had a nickname. Think of "Charles the Bold", "Richard the Lionhearted" or Sulieman "the Magnificent". Now our players can have a nickname too. Each player will roll a D20 before the game starts and can find his "Battle name" on this chart. If a name is already taken, use the one below it. If that takes you "past 20" on the list, wrap back to the name number 1.
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4 comments:
Given your opening comments I guess that makes you 'Don the Dusty'. Best regards from King Boris the Bewildered (see http://megablitzandmore.blogspot.com/2011/03/king-boris-iii.html)
The Brazos does cut it's way through
Central Texas....that fits, as all who live here know full well that even the rain has dirt in it, and
that happens right after you wash your car! The fight against dust
is a never ending battle!
LOL, yeah it can be a bit dusty there! But I disagree with Tim
because of the size of your collection you should be called
The Grasping!
LOL OK Bill and you'd be The Flatulent?
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