Legend sounds great. I'm sure you're making a fantastic decision

Have a daughter and name her Mara. It's a nice name tbh. It's a dude you say!? Timmy the troll will do. [spoiler]8D[/spoiler]

Deej

Swallows lol

How about Atheon ?

I wouldn't do that.. What will happen when he grows up and ask. What does my name mean and why did you guys choose that name? But...if that's not a problem then oh well.

Feel sorry for the kid

Cayde is a cool name if it's a boy.

Toland is a good

Lord Avacado

Peer 2 Peer. if ya get a girl , she'll have plenty of dates.

What do you think about Cut Content?

Gonna name my next son Artorias. I know it's not Destiny but it's from a game that's actually good. Dark Souls :)

Master Ives is an amazing name

Randal Middle name Vandal

Not like he does anything, but I think Vance would be a badass name

Last name? It's got to flow man

Hey, I just wanted to say don't listen to the naysayers. Their arguments basically boil down to "Be [i]normal[/i]!" If you fly your freak flag proudly and plan to teach your offspring to do the same, they may well cherish their uniquely weird name. And, speaking from personal experience, someone who embraces the weird is as likely to tire of their normal name as someone more on the straight and narrow might tire of their offbeat name. So, yeah, Osiris is an Egyptian god; not sure why you'd be worried about it sounding feminine. (And seriously, you're willing to break normal naming conventions but you're worried about gender norms? Be braver.) Be warned that the god is who most people will think of with that name. I've seen some suggesting Vance, and if you want a name that somehow honors Trials, but don't want a deity name, then that one does not carry the same cultural weight. If you did want to go with Osiris, though, at the very least look him up on wikipedia and make sure you're comfortable with the god's story and associations as well as the Destiny ones. Bonus! It has some alternate spellings that might ring with you. I like "Ausir." You are right that Legend is cheesy. Or more accurately, precocious. It's a lot for a person to live up to. Cayde is a lovely compromise. Destiny players will immediately recognize it, and it's enough of a "normal' name to fly under the radar to everyone else. Hunter is of course already a common name, but you would still know its origin. Same with Xander. A humble servant in Destiny, but a beautiful name. (And if you love Firefly, possibly you also love Buffy, where Xander was a very good character.) Variks falls into the same category as Cayde: immediately recognizable to those who know, but just another slightly unusual name to those who don't. It would take nicely to alternate spellings, too. For example, Varric was a main character in the Dragon Age series. Though that sounds a bit like your name (as you mentioned below), and I'd like to take a moment to discourage you from naming the kid after yourself. Not only is it kind of pretentious, it can cause actual logistical hiccups (my spouse routinely gets junk mail clearly targeting his father, and thank goodness the drugstore has started asking for birthday first, because I got tired of clarifying which one I was picking up meds for, and always had to double-check them), basically forces at least one person to go by a nickname or middle name at family gatherings where both are present, and more importantly, it can sometimes lead to the child not feeling like the name is fully "theirs." Let me finish with a quick story: my sister and her husband didn't decide on a name for their child until on the way to the hospital. They had it down to three names. Each had a unique, somewhat geeky name that they [i]loved [/i]but that they other was just okay with, and then there was one "normal" name they both liked. They ended up going with the normal name because compromise, and my sister initially regretted it for a bit. However, by this point, two years of use has made it the child's name, and it no longer feels weird or regrettable. My point is most names feel weird at first, but use will make them feel comfortable and familiar to you. And that's good, because if you were just going to "know" then child's name, it probably would have happened by now. Good luck, guardian! (And especially to your wife, who clearly has the harder task right now!)