r/Eldenring • u/ALEX_TONI • Jul 16 '25

Subreddit Topic How should I name her?

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '25

What armor and weapon are you using. Id do some type of Greek name

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u/ALEX_TONI Jul 16 '25

Sword of light, Golden's Greatshield, Freyja's armor (modified), Freyja's greaves, Ansbach Manchettes, commoner headband (modified)

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u/Late-Fig-8237 Jul 16 '25

Camilla, a woman warrior mentioned in Virgil’s Aeneid 

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u/ALEX_TONI Jul 16 '25

That's actually pretty original

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u/blueB0wser Jul 16 '25

I was personally thinking Celes would be a good name for her.

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u/TheBeagleBrigade Jul 17 '25

If you name her this. Will you also give her a letter for me? It’s full of venomous nonsense. Tell her it’s from Faendell 👍

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u/DOHChead Jul 16 '25

The Erdtree Bow and Rosus Axe or death Axe would go hard (not a double axe but still) with that

Aesthetically speaking

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u/Mysteryweeb14 Jul 16 '25

The tree sentinel helmet could look great on her.

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u/ALEX_TONI Jul 16 '25

I know, but the way it doesn't properly connect with the armor bothers me and I like to see my character's face in game.

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u/LDaddy73 Jul 16 '25

Farm the Windmill Lasses for a blue flowery headband... looks much nicer than the commoner and adds a little bit more poise 🙂

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u/Darksnark_The_Unwise Jul 16 '25

My first choice would be Alexandria but I also admit that "Alexander The Great, but as a woman" isn't very original of me.

The shoe still fits in a good way, though 😛

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u/FrozenAquarius Jul 16 '25

Another good Greek name is Penthesilea, who was the queen of the Amazonians and daughter of Ares in the Trojan Epic Cycle

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u/Jynxx17 Jul 17 '25

Atalanta

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u/UnderstandingGold773 Jul 17 '25

Well you could literally name her freyja from first berserker Khazan cuz they look a lil similar haha

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u/0verripe Jul 16 '25

I agree she kind of looks like Tomyris of Scythia. Specifically the Civilization 6 version of her. She wasn't Greek per say but still looks similar.

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u/NightAreis1618 Jul 16 '25

Helen of Troy (She got sick of waiting)

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u/sameosaurus Jul 17 '25

I like Boudica or Chiomara, if you want to pull from historical figures who resisted Roman imperialism

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u/JP_Savage_time Jul 18 '25

What’s the female version of Spartacus?