Bendlace I give a 6, it sounds nice and looks good on the page. Bandlace is 4, I think it looks a bit odd on the paper...And I think of a rubber band.

Sharpflight

*Doesn't have a name to stick in here but wanted to comment*

Bendlace makes me think of something to do with floppy shoelaces, but Bendlance makes me think of the old jousting tournaments.

Sharpflight sounds like a falcon, swallow, or night hawk. *imagines a bit cutting swiftly (ha!) through the air* 7/10


Bramblebraid

Sharpflight is vivid, and is even more vivid underneath. Like a swallow banking suddenly, or a dragonfly sitting still on a stem, then darting away. But it is a little awkward to say. I would say 6.

Bramblebraid brings to mind a friendly girl, but it does not seem to fit a whole person. If it was a translated sylvan name it would fit a whole person, but the construction does not seem to fit the sylvan style.
If it referred to a braid of brambles it would do better as a place name. On the whole I would say 4 or 5.

I also thought Bendlace looks better written, and seems to roll better with being a surname. Bandlace seems bolder, but it may seem like bravado as a surname.

Bendlance sounds like a venerable old name. It is a little awkward to say, but that almost forces you to say it with an old fashioned turn. I would give it a 6 or 7.

I thought of some more funny ones: Starshirt, Winkbar, Harddogger, and Grimbutton.


But the one I enter is:
Shaftchild

7/10 It's cute.

Grasswind.

Grasswind. It sounds all slithery and summery. 5/10, because it sounds nice, but reads a bit oddly.

Applebottom

Not bad. I'd give it a 5.

Darkrage.

I like to get pictures in my head with these sorts of names, and that one was a bit harder there, so I say 5.

Titterwhisker.

Aww, kitty! 7/10

Dragonsnow.

Dragonsnow sounds like the name of a village, I would say 5.


A bit odd in a serious way:

Wrenhelm

(Not played this game before, or read any of Hunter's books, but I like these ideas. )

Wrenhelm: 8/10
I like the rhythm of it, and the sort of mental image it conjures. A sailing ship and a wren. Or, perhaps even better and more to the point, an armored bird flying into battle.


Willowsfold

Willowsfold: 7. It sounds like a good place name, and it sounds familiar without being an imitation.


Walkwood

((We seem to like W's))

Walkwood--6. Gives me a picture of either a path through a tall, shadowed forest, or else a weary traveler, or maybe even an inn somewhere deep in the woods.


Facefire

That is funny: it gave me a more eerie idea, but what you thought of makes sense.

Facefire - 5, it seems like a place name, in two words more like a chapter name, and seems to suggest a strange ritual, or a translation of a foreign idiom referring to passion.


Timelight

Timeflight - 7/10

I get a sci-fi feel to it, i like it, almost like its the name of a ship or a certain place.

Dusthound

Dusthound 9/10. I really like it. The essence of the two words overlap just enough that they feel like they belong, but they aren't normal together, they're awesome together.

Enterwhite.

6.5/10

Sounds a bit disjointed, personally. Unless it's a foreign sounding name, something like Guntherwhite (going off on a limb here), then it might fit well.

Gran Silas.

I like 'Gran Silas', but I'm not sure how it fits the instructions for the thread... the word compound and all. I don't think silas is a word, is it?

( did not see the instructions )

(( Has not read the Warrior series either, so can't make a good name.... )

[disregard]

Hey, I haven't read it either, and making the names is pretty simple.... And everyone else is supposed to tell you if they're good or not. * grins * You just stick together two words that sound cool together, pretty much.

But that's what I did

Sooorry. I meant, normal words, like nouns or verbs or adjectives, instead of names. Bright, tangle, winter, blue, sweep, things like that. * is not explaining this too well *

Umm, how about Flittersnap? I'm imagining some excitable fairy or talking insect. What do you think?

I instantly thought of an excitable fairy! 10/10 if it's given to a character with the right personality.

Tindertail

*glances in Charmander's direction*

10/10 Has a very nice ring to it. A baby dragon, perhaps?
Speaking of dragons, this sound slightly dragon-ish to me:

Coalbreath

Sounds like a dragon that spends too long underground. 9/10 for imagery.

Goldengaze

Ooh, pretty. :3 :3 8/10 for gorgeousness.

Windrose

Ooh, I love it. 10/10. It feels ethereal and lovely. :3

Fategar

7/10 I think I must not be in a very serious mood, because it sounds like a very impressive fish. Like a legendary catch the MC of a story goes to get to prove his worth and ends up having a conversation with it and gaining some great knowledge.


Sunholt

6/10 I have no idea what it's for, but it sounds like a blaster that shoots solar flares or something.

Windwight

10/10 Mostly for using wight and giving great imagery for an air nymph or something.

Sodhop He's a toad.

I got a ten.


Sodhop gets an eight or nine, because it makes a great squishing muddy sound in my head.

Greengrin

6/10 It flows, but it runs together if you say it and sounds like Gringrin. Is it a frog too?

Visionblade

It's a gecko. or a tree frog.

Visionblade gets a seven or eight because it sounds cool.

Leafwhit

Leafwhit gets an 8 it sounds cool like a certain type of race or something...

Helmwrath

Helmwrath sounds like a rhinoceros! 9/10

Cherryblush.

10/10. I love iiiiiiit. :3

Rendrake

Rendrake sounds awesome, so much you could do with that name.

10/10

Mindmaster.

5/10

Manglethorn

8/10

Very good It sounds very natural and balanced

Oops forgot sorry...

Hushdeep

I can't rate it, since it's not a mix of words.

Eagleback

Berryblood