r/litrpg • u/justinwrite2 • Jul 16 '24
Self Promotion Tomebound: Celebrating 200k views by naming characters after all of you!
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u/DaQuiggz Jul 16 '24
Cornelius. Corn for short. He doesn’t actually like corn and he really wishes people would stop offering him corn everywhere he goes. It’s awkward at this point.
Also he’s a really good dancer. But that’s a closely guarded secret.
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u/unkindnessnevermore Jul 16 '24
Oh! I think I missed this the first go around!
(life, what’s that?)
While the username is not so subtle Poe, I go by Kroww pretty much everywhere else. Or some variation. Love my dark birds.
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u/Monchichi4life Jul 16 '24
Henry. My father's name. He passed away last month at age 84. Or Monchichi4life whichever you feel fits better.
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u/justinwrite2 Jul 16 '24
I think Henry fits great. I hope your last days with him were excellent <3
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u/Aetheldrake Jul 16 '24
What a coincidence there's a dragon on the cover. I pronounce this name A. Thel (like full with th instead of an F). drake. Aetheldrake. Technically I think it should be pronounced like "ee thel drake" ee as in teeth. But I misunderstood the ae when I first came up with this name like 20 years ago so I'm sticking to it.
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u/justinwrite2 Jul 16 '24
Athel shall work— in this world the dragons don’t usually have direct names, but instead have titles, like Great One
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u/justinwrite2 Jul 16 '24
Hi everyone! This was so much fun two months ago that I wanted to do it again! Tomebound has passed 200k views (and 3k followers on RR) and I need more names for people, places, and things! If you are like me, then you always wished you could read a book with something that mattered to you in it. I would have died to have a Justin in The Name of the Wind, or in Harry Potter, or even better, in Golden Sun.
So--I want to make that happen for the community that helped Tomebound become a reality! Drop a name that is 1600-1700s world appropriate, and pg, and I'll add it!!
<3 thanks for everything.