Uveto secondhand spaceship shop.
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In this case that knot-like thing should not count as knot for scenes, but rather an extra modifier to volume to work in any sensible way.
Oh god... AQ I haven't touched that in nearly 10 years.
I like the look of this project. Wonder if the dragon girl would look like your character pic 
I do have my own personal suggestion of a ship if your interested. Here's a pic.
I've just have to state that my profile pic is a being called Mara, although the SMT/Persona games keep confusing me in whether it's based off the Buddhist demon or Hindu goddess.
In total, there are 5 Mara's from many different religions and myths.
I do have my own personal suggestion of a ship if your interested. Here's a pic.
I tend to do names that have thematic alignment with the character. Usually first and last linking together. Case in point: Aislinn O'Meara (as if I haven't blabbed about her enough already, but she's my sole example
I've just have to state that my profile pic is a being called Mara, although the SMT/Persona games keep confusing me in whether it's based off the Buddhist demon or Hindu goddess.
In total, there are 5 Mara's from many different religions and myths.
Tam-Tam and Cham-Cham are the best fighting game characters ever so who can blame him, I mean really.
I like the look of this project. Wonder if the dragon girl would look like your character pic
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Naww, while Lenore will probably adopt many of my avatar's mannerisms, she's a lot closer to the Dragon side of the dragon-girl spectrum than Natya is.
We already have that ship.
I tend to do names that have thematic alignment with the character. Usually first and last linking together. Case in point: Aislinn O'Meara (as if I haven't blabbed about her enough already, but she's my sole example
So you can view the name in a poetic/romantic fashion as meaning "dream/vision of happiness" or "dream/vision of bitterness." Both are equally valid given the murky history of Gaelic and English integration.
Do I put too much thought into character names?
There's no such thing as "too much thought."
Except there totally is, overthinking is bad.
I don't do theme naming for my NPCs with one exception, which is Dr. Edward Lessau. The rest are pulled from random name generators.
To be fair, I only do thematic names for characters I'm really invested in. When I'm just throwing bodies into something to fill out ancillary roles, I tend to go with setting-appropriate random names. Sometimes I letter-swap/drop for fantasy names if I feel it works, but I usually prefer simple non-English (origin or spelling) names for inhuman characters. Because I'm culturally insensitive or whatever people like to accuse English-speaking authors of being... ¬¬
I'm also inconsistent in my use of etymology. Sometimes I'll use names that call to mind certain imagery based only on the way they sound (with their actual meaning being a non-factor), while other times I'll go digging for obscure symbolism. Really just whatever I feel like doing at the time.
So you never try to use NPC's name to set up a certain dynamic between them and their parents and/or society?
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