The Greystone Bastard (naming lore query)

[Warr_of_Lint]

As far as we know, was this only shown posthumously? Perhaps its the equivalent of Rest His Soul. Maybe its more formalized so Greystone is put on the names of knights or those killed honorably, while something like Whitestone is given to an important clergy member after s/he (well this is Ishgard, most likely he) died.

It reminds me of a friend who, due to confusion over language and foreign birth certificates, briefly went by the surname "sex:male" for a period of time.

[Ayuhra]

As far as we know, was this only shown posthumously? Perhaps its the equivalent of Rest His Soul. Maybe its more formalized so Greystone is put on the names of knights or those killed honorably, while something like Whitestone is given to an important clergy member after s/he (well this is Ishgard, most likely he) died.

It reminds me of a friend who, due to confusion over language and foreign birth certificates, briefly went by the surname "sex:male" for a period of time.

"Haurchefant Greystone" also appears on the description of the wind-up toy. IDK it seems like a name but the presence of "Ironbone" on a character who was once "de Fortemps" confuses me. We could say it's a battle title ala Aymeric the Blue but his battle title is "Of the Silver Fuller" and that's been true through 3.0, not just the 2.0 stuff.