Ul'dah, Hall of Flames: Pakipo Tabkipo's Redundant Speech

[Manticore]

So much thought going into this....


But it's lore like this that makes me appreciate the game for it's little things.

[Jacien]

Woot more Lore bombs!

Man, I can't wait for the Lore forum to be installed.

[RhenAshadi]

I love you, Ferne. Truly I do.

[Neku]

Plainsfolk Male

Phoneme pattern is AB - CB
The A and C phonemes do not have to rhyme.

- Zorido Manarido

Fun Fact: Plainsfolk males will usually always use their full names, rarely ever breaking them down into first or last only.

Well if I'm reading this right I actually followed the rules for my Plainsfolk Lalafell without knowing them.

Minato Arisato

Even though my name isn't really original thats still pretty cool.

[Alegis]

Thats pretty cool.
You guys should add those explanations to the Character Creation Screen so Roleplayers can choose their name by those rules (like in "Lord of The Rings Online").

[Fusionx]

Cool information as always! Blows my mind how much thought goes into stuff like this.

[MrKupo]

Turns out my Lalafell name matches the guidelines almost perfectly!
Kupo Storaifo
Well maybe not but it sounds similar phonetically.

Too bad I'll be switching to Miquote Male after 2.0 (because the are awesome and i want to feel badass instead of cutesy wootsy for once)

[LlenCoram]

This is insanely interesting. I can't wait to see a list for naming conventions for all the races. I know already mine doesn't follow the miqo'te naming convention, since I don't have enough apostrophes in it, but still very cool.

[Halvaard_Vidan]

Both of my Retainers are named incorrectly! Sadness!
My Alt however is named correctly for a Dunesfolk~ woot!

[Fiosha_Maureiba]

Turns out my Lalafell name matches the guidelines almost perfectly!
Kupo Storaifo
Well maybe not but it sounds similar phonetically.

Too bad I'll be switching to Miquote Male after 2.0 (because the are awesome and i want to feel badass instead of cutesy wootsy for once)

Speaking with a strong Filipino accent, your name would be pronounced closer to the standard. i.e. pader (father), eppect (effect), Kupo Storaipo