Vermin Names!

[Stryker]

Alright guys, so NaNoWriMo is only 12 1/2 hours away, that being said, I'd been running around like a headless chicken with last minute preparations! I've checked out a few things, and it turns out, every Redwall Novel Brian Jacques' has ever made, have more than 70 characters per book!

There were 92 characters in High Rhulain, 92 in The Sable Quean, 71 in Marlfox, 95 in Eulalia, 76 in Redwall, and 80 in the Taggerung.

I've got 39 planned characters so far, but none of them are your common henchman or typical vermin variety. I never was good with vermin names, so I'm enlisting some help!

Gimmie a list of your best (or in this case worst ) vermin names you can think of! From Stinkeye to Fishbreath to Razorfang, I want 'em all!

if you're feeling really creative, you can add a line of description to each name if you want.

Example:

Graywhisker -- bad tempered rat plagued frequently with fleas and hot spots.

Thanks and Good Luck! =) I'll be putting the best and worst in my NaNoWriMo novel, so stay tuned!

[Cross]

Grimblen - Clever fox who likes to trick other beasts into card games (rigged card games that he always wins)

Flaymar - Battle-scarred, whip-totin' ferret who lost his voice due to a big X-shaped scar on his neck

Blidd - Idiotic, clumsy weasel who's deaf in one ear

That's all I got so far. Was never good with bad guys. God bless your novel, though!
Jan

[T-Bone]

Bragg - Boastful weasel with a comical swagger and no talent.

Ferret - A stoat whose parents were blind.

Glippog - A ferret who can impersonate otters really well and is a touch arrogant.

Gakk - A rat whose primary weapon is a noose, or "itchy necklace."

Pliggin - A fat rat with an eyepatch and a peg leg and a bandana. Incidentally, he is not a pirate.

Muddull - A weasel whose accent is really hard to unnerstan cuzee slurrziz wurdzagether allatime.


WOO! That was all improv. And it was fun, even if you don't use any of them. ;D

God bless an' such!
-TB