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Funk Quest
13 years ago

Funk Quest - Name Generation


You may be wondering how I did the name generation for Funk Quest… It’s a really simple process.

Remember mad libs. Asking for nouns, verbs, whatever. I use the basic concept here. I have two arrays, one with adjectives and one with nouns. Here is an example.

adj = [“Sticky”, “Tough”, “Angry”, “Funky”, “Stanky”]

noun = [“Slime”, “Goblin”, “Bird”, “Samurai”, “Old Man”]

Now all we do is pick a random entry from each array. This will give us neat combos like…

Sticky Bird

Funky Samurai

Stanky Old Man

You get the idea. It works a lot better with more in the word banks.



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