About sram names
Playful single words with a hidden edge fill this list, from the pun of "Anxietee" to the smirking "Coilette" and the blunt "Bash". They match the tone of Wakfu and Dofus, where an assassin class still cracks jokes, so they work for character creation screens and fan art captions alike. Lead with a pun if your Sram fights dirty and grins about it.
How sram names are built
Sram names are a straight word-bank pick split by gender, a 229-entry male pool and a 235-entry female pool. Each draw returns one whole coined name, such as Kirpi, Nenspe, Sceben or Tafeada.
Kirpi
Kirpi (from the male bank)
Tafeada
Tafeada (from the female bank)
Sceben
Sceben (from the female bank)
Naming notes
Unlike the synthesized class banks here, these are stored whole: short coined forms like Nenspe, Sceben and Rimni, clipped and secretive rather than word-like. The pattern returns one per draw, gendered by pool. That moody, rogue register suits an assassin, a shadow-thief, or a stealth class character in worldbuilding styled after this region. Each result is one attested entry, so spellings are fixed.
Questions about sram names
- What do Sram names sound like?
- The banks store whole coined names such as Nenspe, Kirpi and Rimni, short and clipped with a hushed, secretive texture that suits a shadowy rogue class.
- How are male and female Sram names chosen?
- There are two pools, 229 male entries and 235 female. The selected gender decides which pool the single returned name comes from.
- Are these official names?
- No. They are fan-made name picks offered in the style of this rogue class, for original characters, fan fiction and tabletop use, not official or endorsed material.