Reason: The song skulls by The Misfits, and the Witch Doctor has a lot of voodoo paraphernalia, most of them being shrunken heads and skulls. I love the aged-wilted physique, it makes the WD seem a lot more potent knowing an old man can summon the dead, and biblical-style plagues of locusts and toads.|||Ugonjwa, which means sickness (as in "plague") in Swahili.
|||Quote:Ugonjwa, which means sickness (as in "plague") in Swahili.
Heh. That's how I usually name my characters too. I use a word related to the character, but in a different language. Usually I use Old Norse, but an Old Norse word wouldn't fit a Witch Doctor. But Swahili is a very fitting language. I'll probably use a Swahili word too. Maybe Mzuka, (spirit), Mganga (doctor) or Mchawi (witch).|||Probably Dr. Feel Food if I can get my hands on the name. That M�tley Cr�e song fits the theme in both name and actual subject matter. I imagine a lot of people will be going for it. Either that or some other (in)famous doctor from history or literature.|||Yeah, I agree with Mantis on the Docs idea.
Probably Dr. Frankenstein (unroginal me ^^).|||House, just because the show on TV comes up when I think of the Witch Doctor.|||Witch Doctor: Neil Patrick Harris
Barbarian: Terry Tate
Wizard: Harry Houdini|||Doctor Horrible
Just because that was hilarious, and Demo's WD name sparked the idea.|||Quote:
Barbarian: Terry Tate
Awesome.
Naming your Barb after the Office Linebacker is a brilliant move. Kudos to you, sir.
May I ride your coattails and name my Barb Courtney Cate? I smell a collabo.|||Krenksla
It is the lithuanian translation of the name of a character in the Black Company series - an old man from the deep jungles.
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