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Just wanted to share my good news - I just tamed Loque! I have been camping him for the last few days with no luck. Today, I have been in and out of the Basin all day making my usual laps for this beautiful creature, but as usual ... nothing.

I figured I better get my dailies done in the Basin before I called it a night, and almost didn't make my 'rounds', but thought meh, why not, so *sigh* I mount up and start to fly around the perimeter when BAM! My NPCScan goes off and *poof* there he was! Didn't even have to look around to find him ... he was right under me!!! So I land (already had my other pet dismissed ... just in case ya know ) and started the tame!

Now if I only knew what to name him ...

Gratz on your tame

Congrats, I named mine Cirque. Are there particular types of names you like to give your pets?

COngratulations !! I named mine Colgate cause he looks like he swalloed a whole lot of tothpaste with all the blue in his mouth

Congrats on the tame! Loque tends to stir up thoughts of some icy names when I look at him. Some suggestions:

Avalanche
Frost
Icicle
Glacier
Snow
Snowfall
Snowflake
Snowstorm
Tundra

LOL - Colgate! That's really cute, and yes, he does kinda look like he ate a tube of tootpaste! Hmmm, what kind of names ... well, I like them sort of on the unique side, 'fitting' obviously, maybe mythical. Egyptian, Romanian, Norse, etc ... I have Skoll & Chromaggus & they were easy to name: Skoll & Chromaggus

I like a few of suggestions already presented, but they don't seem to 'fit' I was tossing around the idea of naming him Asylum just because he drove me nuts camping for it! I'm not the most patient person in the world and after a couple of days, I start getting edgey and frustrated! LOL

Anyway - I don't usually have a difficult time with names for my toons or pets, but I'm just stuck on this one and it just doesn't seem proper to let him go around with 'Spirit Beast as his name'

O - and THANKS for the Grats!!!! O happy happy day!

If you like Romanian myths, you might like my Loque's name - Strigoi, after the spirits that rise from the grave.

Gyre
Lunacy
Moonstruck
BlueMoon

Maybe the name Starchaser? Or Ghostleopard? Or Frostfang?

Mythology/D&D names that I think fit her:

Mystra/Mystryl
Sylune/Selune
Freyja
Sigyn
Hela (thats what mine is named)
Aesa
Calypso
Cersei
Frigga
Idunn
Skadi (she is sort of a Norse frost goddess, so it makes sense!)

Sarantha wrote:Mythology/D&D names that I think fit her:

Mystra/Mystryl
Sylune/Selune
Freyja
Sigyn
Hela (thats what mine is named)
Aesa
Calypso
Cersei
Frigga
Idunn
Skadi (she is sort of a Norse frost goddess, so it makes sense!)

Loque'nahak is a boy... Not a female, so Skadi wouldn't make sense...

Feralclaw wrote:

Sarantha wrote:Mythology/D&D names that I think fit her:
Skadi (she is sort of a Norse frost goddess, so it makes sense!)

Loque'nahak is a boy... Not a female, so Skadi wouldn't make sense...

I'm pretty sure the emphasis was on the frostiness, not the gender. Besides, just because the original npc is one gender doesn't mean the hunter pet has to be. I named my Loque after a rock formation caused by glaciers, so good to know I'm not the only one who thinks of wintery names for him.

Loque is female for me! Its all perspective! Haha. Just like people naming Deth Lolth, who is female, while I named mine Cyric, who is male. All preference. You're playing this game for fun and choosing the most fitting name.

Not to mention, Skadi could be interpreted as a male name if you wish.

Or you could use her father's name, Thiazi. A frost giant from Norse myth. Since the emphasis seems to be on frost, not gender.

Sarantha wrote:Loque is female for me! Its all perspective! Haha. Just like people naming Deth Lolth, who is female, while I named mine Cyric, who is male. All preference. You're playing this game for fun and choosing the most fitting name.

Not to mention, Skadi could be interpreted as a male name if you wish.

Or you could use her father's name, Thiazi. A frost giant from Norse myth. Since the emphasis seems to be on frost, not gender.

I suppose you're right. My bad!