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Lol, Heracles is actually Greek, not Roman.

And I think some sort of Latin naming convention makes sense. Colberius and Laurentus sound pretty Latin to me.

But Aragonn doe-oh wait, I can just take off one 'n'....

Tau is Greek though, and I don't have a better name...

Lol, Heracles is actually Greek, not Roman.

And I think some sort of Latin naming convention makes sense. Colberius and Laurentus sound pretty Latin to me.

I know Heracles is Greek. Although I (and my dear father) like the sound of Heracles better than Hercules...

Tau is Greek though, and I don't have a better name...

You could be Taurus or something!!

Tau is Greek though, and I don't have a better name...

You could be Taurus or something!!

Oh, nice! I might actually go with that!

After doing a bit of research, I think I'll go with Alcaeus, the name Heracles was born with.

Also, just as a side note, if we stick to the Roman trend, won't the surname be Valerius, not Valeria?

EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valeria_(gens)

Oh, that is true, but the problem is that there is already a NS family that went for Valerius.

Oh, that is true, but the problem is that there is already a NS family that went for Valerius.

I'm pretty sure that "ia" was used by the Romans too... for example "Hadria" and "Luceria" were Roman cities...

Considering that we don't even know our late father's name...

Anyone have any suggestions on this? If we really can't think of anything, we'll just make him Alexander Valeria III or something.

And I think some sort of Latin naming convention makes sense. Colberius and Laurentus sound pretty Latin to me.

A Latin naming convention is logical, but I see no reason to follow or draw from Latin exactly.  We can add our own flair to things, whether that means allowing a Greek name here or having some improper Latin conjugation there.

We can add our own flair to things, whether that means allowing a Greek name here or having some improper Latin conjugation there.

Like the NH founder name.

(Though that was mostly me not knowing Latin grammar at all.)

Considering that we don't even know our late father's name...

Anyone have any suggestions on this? If we really can't think of anything, we'll just make him Alexander Valeria III or something.

And I think some sort of Latin naming convention makes sense. Colberius and Laurentus sound pretty Latin to me.

A Latin naming convention is logical, but I see no reason to follow or draw from Latin exactly.  We can add our own flair to things, whether that means allowing a Greek name here or having some improper Latin conjugation there.

Yeah, that's good.  Btw have you decided on when I was born @Colberius X?

Btw have you decided on when I was born @Colberius X?

Not yet. That'll depend on when North and Hydra were born, as decided by @taulover.

Actually, I spent this afternoon working on a history of Colberius's life, and I decided that @BraveSirRobin will be born in the year 23.  Will that allow you enough time to have children before you leave, @taulover (if you still want them to be born in Wintreath)?

Actually, I spent this afternoon working on a history of Colberius's life, and I decided that @BraveSirRobin will be born in the year 23.  Will that allow you enough time to have children before you leave, @taulover (if you still want them to be born in Wintreath)?

Sure, I think that will do. (Hydra wanted to be in the 40s, but I this works too.)

Edit: Also, I think I'm changing my name to Taurus.