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[fan_elune]

I need your help. I'm quite pathetically unable to choose a name for Willow and Haldir's son. Here are the three propositions I narrowed it to. There are two names each time, because I simply can't see Haldir accepting not to give him an Elvish name, but an Elvish name is not quite the easiest way to go through society. So each time I picked an "English" name that sounded close to the original and that the kid would use to make his life easier.

Now, while I can't quite divulge the plot to you all, do bear in mind while voting that 1) knowing his parents, they'll both pay attention to what his name means, and 2) the kid is not going to be any kid. He'll have a bit of his mum, a bit of his dad, and he'll hopefully kick some arse. If he doesn't, the world is quite simply doomed.

[Poll #316207]

Comments

[heikki-cheren.livejournal.com]

I think you have to if they didn't both belong to the same household. You can have a baby without married if both came from the same "family", but if they were neighbor you have to get them to fall in love and get married so that one of the move to the other house and only then you can have the baby.
Or, well, it's how it worked back when I played it.
Even though I never got them to get married, I usually tended to provide enough good looking guys to start with. They were allowed to seduce the neighbors, though. Even those from the weird family leaving in the creepy manor.

[yodah.livejournal.com]

yep. It still works the same way to have babies.
And buying babies is *not* barbaric. At least in this game. How else could singles becom single parents ? The cool thing is that even a kid whose both parents died in a fire can buy his/her little brother/sister (yeah, it happened once, so i continued having fun making crazy things with the kid and didn't save the game. I like my characters).
Oh, great, I found an Haldir skin. Now I go test it.