A Conversation for What's in a [Vampire] Name?
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Hypatia Posted Sep 4, 2004
I put in the name of my friend Wolfgang's vampire bot/waiter, wondering what the name generator would say about an actual vampire.
Beno Burns
Heirophant of the Mountain Ash
A peaceful one, of tormented goodness, who lives in places of the Rowan where stakes are freshly cut
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Loup Dargent Posted Sep 5, 2004
Hehe... That gave me an idea...
Count Dracula was actually...
Louis Spenser
Also known in some parts of the world as:
Erebus of Gypsies
The Great Archives Record:
A traveller of travellers, of good humour but dangerous.
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Sep 6, 2004
Demeter of Evil, the purest evil of all evil, eh? Hah! I always knew there was more than meets the eye of me - BWA-HA-HAAAA!
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Sep 6, 2004
Actually, if I use my full original researcher name that I used to distinguish myself from an already existing Titania:
Genevieve Byron, known in some parts of the world as Sirona of The Winged Death
Comes on silent wings in the night and wraps a deadly cloak about the victim; impartial as a die, unyielding as stone.
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Mina Posted Sep 8, 2004
Well, I had a go, despite the fact that I already have a vampire name, and I got this:
The Great Archives determine you to have gone by the identity:
Josette Shakespeare
Known in some parts of the world as:
Mistress of The Vile
The Great Archives Record:
Vile, foul, filthy and greedy: this creature knows nothing of light.
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Loup Dargent Posted Sep 8, 2004
Good one...
In a 
kind of way that is...
Mistress of The Vile hey?! Rather catchy...
My "Marquis of Night" title sounds very lame now...
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If Buffy Summers hadn't been the Chosen One, she would have been:
Iolanthe Beau Pre
Known in some parts of the world as:
Lodemai of The Nosferat
The Great Archives Record:
Old and insane - the Nosferat are terrors of Eastern Europe.
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I noticed that some of our courageous Researchers have added their names/descriptions to their tags...
Well, the Vampire and Smurf ones from what I've seen anyway...
Makes me proud of having started this series of "What's in a name?" er "articles"...
That also reminds me that I have only managed to add my Cyborg name on my space...
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Loup d'Argent - Marquis of Night
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eloisa Posted Sep 13, 2004
Apparently I am a Princess of Romania, well they do make some good wines. Had a cheeky little merlot only the other night. 
Also I am sworn to one more ancient than the devil, which is nice!
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Loup Dargent Posted Sep 14, 2004
name...
>sworn to one more ancient than the devil<
Welcome to the Buffy-verse?!...
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Loup Dargent Posted Sep 20, 2004
>I noticed that some of our courageous Researchers have added their names/descriptions to their tags... Well, the Vampire and Smurf ones from what I've seen anyway...<
Update: some Spy and Pirate ones have been sighted as well...
Loup d'Argent - Marquis of Night 
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