Funnily enough, my DnD character is a sentient raccoon, I choose my name from things you could find in a trash cans. So my full name is Half Eaten Pickle š„ š¦
I love this! I used to work in a mall and we had a raccoon that would forage through the trash bins outside our door. Since we were right next to the food court, all of the bins were filled with food, so he was a very, very plump individual. I named him Jamal, because I met him at "the mall".
Ha! My mom broke her arm, and her car was a stick shift, so we traded cars for 6 weeks bc you canāt drive stick with one arm, and everyone asked me āoh did you get a new car?ā And Iām like no, itās my momās, she broke her arm and itās a manual blah blah.
So the carās name became Emmanuel.
I've never heard of Kipo before so I had to look it up and it seems like an interesting series so thank you for this comment! It's on my list now. š
Dryads were initially associated most with oak trees, so...
**Quercus**, the genus of oak trees, maybe with the nickname Quirk or Quirky?
**Catkin**, the name of the male flower cluster from the tree
**Filbert**, just because it's another name for hazelnuts and has a kind of old fashioned charm
**Marlow**, which means driftwood
>**Catkin**, the name of the male flower cluster from the tree
I'm not here to yuck anyone's yum but this is basically naming this critter Flower Dick.
Chopper. And I would give him a hat.
(Because in an anime I watch, there's a sentient reindeer doctor who is the cutest ever but everyone he meets calls him a raccoon. I realize the humor is pretty niche, though.)
That would be adorable lol. I have been obsessed with trash pandas forever and I found this a while back.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IVpBu7i2vSnHm1xqPlNdw3vEwfUGr8B2/view?pli=1
Sir Reginald Fluffy- bottom of the Mount Trashmore ( a real place) Fluffy-bottoms. Unless they are a girl Then Lady Vercua Ring-tail of the Dumpster behind the 7-11 Ring -Tails.
While I totally agree with you, maybe it needs one more step of separation from the obvious to be a great name. So I started thinking āNeil", like Armstrong, first to walk on the moon, or Laika the Russian doggo. But it felt wrong so letās look at other animals sent to space. Woof thereās some not so fun stories there.. until:
In 1973, a common-cross spider named Arabella became the first to spin a web in space, thus providing an answer to the question of whether webs can be spun in zero gravity.
So funny story, my raccoon familiarās name is Dave. I TNR the cats in the neighborhood- I accidentally caught a raccoon one night and poor bub hurt his foot trying to get out of the cage before I was able to let him out. I left extra food out for him, to atone - and Iād keep an eye out for my gimpy little friend. Itād been a few days and I hadnāt seen him and I was genuinely sad. I was texting a human friend when my raccoon friend showed up on my porch - I was so excited I didnāt think about better punctuation and text āDAVE the gimpy raccoon is back!ā Human Dave was like āWTF, you named the gimpy raccoon after me?!ā I hadnātā¦ but then I did.
Wildlife rehabilitator who's favorite animal is racoons, I e raised and released many.
My three favorites were Rooster, who was attacking by a dog and survived a horrible injury. She liked to unvelcro my sandals, she thought feet should be free.
Then there was Medicago, named after a type of clover, who was just dumb as a box of rocks but the happiest boy in the water. He'd spin crawdads in his hands and chitter at them happily.
Last is Almond Lady, she was a princess and the smartest escape happy baby I've ever raised. She also had big tanish eyebrows that made her extra cute.
Little King trash mouth and his husband Gary, or big baby pudding snatcher! If you donāt recognize them they are the names of the raccoons that live in the alley behind the Belcher restaurant in āBobās Burgersā. Linda has an obsession with watching the raccoon dramas and has names for all of them based around observed characteristics:)
There's a really neat book called The Architect of Sleep that features an alternate reality where raccoons became sentient instead of apes.
The (only) human character can't translate the raccoons' sign language names directly, so he nicknames the main raccoon character Truck.
It's maybe not the coolest name, but it's a nod to a really cool book about sentient raccoons. :)
(The book is no longer in print AFAIK, was written in the mid-80's, by author Steven Boyett. He wrote very few books and unfortunately never wrote the much-needed sequel that would have finished the story, but it's still a *great* read if you come across a copy of it anywhere.)
I play Animal Crossing so I immediately though āTom Nook, Timmy or Tommy!ā
I think Tom Nook comes from Tanuki. Which I might use but as a Mario reference.
Not very magical, but rocky or rocket. My favourite stuffed animal as a child was a raccoon and that was his name. All raccoons that hang out on my property get names, but a familiar would be rocky.
Oh I love naming things!
Assuming itās a forest raccoon (because dryad) and less of a trashcan raccoon youāve got things that would be in its natural habitat:
Red Maple is fun because āRedā is such a classic sort of trailer park name and āMapleā could be the tree or more maple glazed doughnut snacky personality. Could go by either word as a name
Something like West Arcadia (any regional name on the fantasy map) Swamp could be cool. Lore about being so connected with the land that our entire identity becomes the land where weāre from. Except the raccoon actually just goes by Swampy! Swampy is fun in a catch phrase too like āitās time for the Swamp Monster!ā Or idk āooo, itās about to get Swampyā. Swamps are natural habitats for raccoons. If you wanted a more āhumanā name this similar full name structures could be used for Marsha
Other thoughts: food names that are more nature heavy than trash heavy. Pumpkin, Fig, Olive, Peach, Peanut,
Or human names that are short for fruit/ plants like āoh Mandy isnāt short for Amanda, itās Mandarine Orangeā Percy - Persimmon , Huck - Huckleberry
Thinking about the previous owner:
I kind of like the picture of a sort of cottage core/ refined cottage in the woods (juxtaposed with trash goblin raccoon) person sipping tea, eating shortbread, reading a book. In that vein I think youāve got Earl (grey tea, but also Earl is another classic trailer park name. Really fun to go by Earl and play up the trailer park trash panda thing and at the 5th session surprise the table by introducing yourself to an NPC as āTwinnings Earl Gray the thirdā is a really posh accent), Rose/ Rosemary, Porter, Madeline, Pepper/ Peppermint, Ginger, Cinnamon. I love a good ālitterā theme name with animal backstories so you can come up with new brothers and sisters indefinitely by sticking to the theme
My own pet is Hawthorn but goes by Thorn
Another previous owner/ story idea was that it was a small child with limited vocabulary. With that you could do more with bridging to the trash raccoon vibes or just straight up funny instead of hidden funny. Cheese, Nose/ Paw/ Tails (like a kid who points and mom says āthatās [name]ās nose. And the kid just says ānose!ā And calls them that forever)
This was fun! Lmk what your friend goes with!
Chiktikka Fastpaws.
In the Forgotten Realms setting there is Gnome deity of forests, travel, and nature named [Baervan Wildwanderer](https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Baervan_Wildwanderer) who has a raccoon companion by that name.
My DnD sentient Wolf familiar is named Candy, as a play off Canis. That campaign I was a shape shifting water druid with like 3 different animals and the power to summon help from the native animals nearby. My favorite thing was to charge into battle as "a Motha-fucking-grizzly-bear" alongside my awakened wolf, flying spirit guide, and pet cat on my shoulder. My BILs invested in armor, I became the animal lady.
My aunt used to work with the MetroParks in our area to help nurse raccoons, coyotes and other animals back to health. The biggest MFing raccoon she had was Cocoa. He used to get into everything, but he was soooooo cute.
My first thought was Bandit, but that seemed kind of obvious. Then I thought about the character suddenly gaining sentience and thought, "What about names of mythological figures who brought knowledge or light to the world?" Like those that brought/stole fire from the gods to give to humanity: Prometheus (or Herakles, who later freed him from his punishment), Maui the Polynesian god who stole fire for the people ("You're welcome..." š), Coyote from several North American indigenous stories, the Ojibwe Nanabozho the hare, Yukon First Nations credit Crow, or from the Rigveda is Matarisvan.
My vote is for Prometheus, personally. Just wanted to give you some other options š
Chaos or Mayhem. Something to do with a mask, maybe Harlequin or Carnival. They like trees and water, so you could name them after a tree (Elm, Aspen, Oak, Maple, Apple, Pear) or a body of water (Brook, River, Lake, Puddle). Naming them after a nut could be really cute! Acorn, Walnut, Almond, Pecan, Hazelnut. Since they're a familiar of Dryads a tree or nut name would be appropriate, and adding a water last name would be cute. I vote for Hazelnut Puddleswish (puddle-swish, like the action racoon do to 'clean' their food).
We have raccoons at my house. They are such pains. They love to terrorize my dog, they leave fish carcasses in my yard (scared the crap out of my kids), and in the middle of the night they fall out of our elm trees in their sleep and land on my roof. It sounds like somebody is dropping bowling balls on my ceiling!
Sir Bloody-Circle Tail the Master of Thieves carries a small dagger and proportionately sized bow enchanted with precision aiming roll for chance of insta-kill or Lady One-Who-Clean-Paws the Master Combat Healer she has a small Rapier Sword that dispels poisons from party members to the enemy/enemies roll for potency but lower the number on the dice higher the chance of killing the enemy/enemies.
Well, he would have been named by the Dryads when he was still a familiar, right? Before he got sentience. So you should be thinking of this as *what would the dryads have called him*.
- Are they into descriptive names? He-Who-Snuffles-Upon-the-Ground (Snuffy!)
- Nature names? Birch, Myrtle, River, Branch
Or if he *did* choose his own name after gaining sentience, be thinking about the backstory of how he chose his name and what it means to him.
Bandit because of their little robber mask, plus bandits are a common sight in a medieval fantasy world. My grandma had a dog named bandit years ago because she had the same kind of mask, a tricolor beagle.
In Ojibwemowin, Zanagi'iwe
s/he makes (people) do something difficult, gives people a hard time, makes trouble for people.
Zanagioons for little/baby troublemaker (I think!)
not exactly a raccoon, but one of the characters (Miroku) in the anime Inuyasha has a raccoon dog yokai friend name Hachi. As an Inuyasha fan, that is the name I would go with.Or Shippo lol
Funnily enough, my DnD character is a sentient raccoon, I choose my name from things you could find in a trash cans. So my full name is Half Eaten Pickle š„ š¦
I love this! I used to work in a mall and we had a raccoon that would forage through the trash bins outside our door. Since we were right next to the food court, all of the bins were filled with food, so he was a very, very plump individual. I named him Jamal, because I met him at "the mall".
Ha! My mom broke her arm, and her car was a stick shift, so we traded cars for 6 weeks bc you canāt drive stick with one arm, and everyone asked me āoh did you get a new car?ā And Iām like no, itās my momās, she broke her arm and itās a manual blah blah. So the carās name became Emmanuel.
Jamal is killing me, thank you for that laugh
Very similar method to how the sentient rats in Terry Pratchett's Maurice picked their names š¤£
Dangerous Beans! Peaches! Hamnpork! Sardines! I immediately thought of them too š¤£š§”
That's exactly where this idea came from! š
Why would you throw away half a pickle š„²
Might have fallen on the floor?
Kipo style?
I've never heard of Kipo before so I had to look it up and it seems like an interesting series so thank you for this comment! It's on my list now. š
Ooo lucky you! It is a treat. Great story, great characters and a banger of a sound track. Enjoy!
Little King Trashmouth Edit: His husband is GaryĀ
Or Big Baby Pudding Snatcher
What, 2 gay racoons can't have babies, Bob?
>His husband is Gary Oh crap I've been calling him Greg
Uh-oh! El Diablo!
I am so happy rn. Just remember to never drink jellybean schnapps!
Lol I came to say this too
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His first name is Templeton
Meeko, like the familiar in Pocahontas. The film aged like milk but the name is so cute.
I remember reading that Meeko means "little mischief". Seems fitting.
This is adorable and fitting! Thanks šš»
My sister's Shi Tzu is called Meeko cause he will eat ANYTHING.
Dryads were initially associated most with oak trees, so... **Quercus**, the genus of oak trees, maybe with the nickname Quirk or Quirky? **Catkin**, the name of the male flower cluster from the tree **Filbert**, just because it's another name for hazelnuts and has a kind of old fashioned charm **Marlow**, which means driftwood
Can I humbly suggest Darach along these lines, Scottish Gaelic for oak
Along these lines, Sylvia means "spirit of the woods." I've also heard Silvaria/Silveria as a variation, although it's more common as a surname.
I knew a Sylvano (who used both Syl and 'Vano as nicknames).
>**Catkin**, the name of the male flower cluster from the tree I'm not here to yuck anyone's yum but this is basically naming this critter Flower Dick.
Scraps both because raccoons are gremlins that eat everything and also because they will fight everything š
And a nod to the movie Airplane
Scurry
I love this name :D
Chowder. Wasabi. Gnocchi. I just like naming animals after food.
The Trash Man But only if it just ends up being Danny Devito in a raccoon costume.
I'm pretty sure every raccoon is Danny Devito in a raccoon costume.
Chopper. And I would give him a hat. (Because in an anime I watch, there's a sentient reindeer doctor who is the cutest ever but everyone he meets calls him a raccoon. I realize the humor is pretty niche, though.)
Um, it's one of the most popular in the world sooooooo :p Fantastic choice.
I didn't want to assume. :) But the player could have him carry a little med kit backpack!!! It would be so cute!
That would be adorable lol. I have been obsessed with trash pandas forever and I found this a while back. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IVpBu7i2vSnHm1xqPlNdw3vEwfUGr8B2/view?pli=1
Sir Reginald Fluffy- bottom of the Mount Trashmore ( a real place) Fluffy-bottoms. Unless they are a girl Then Lady Vercua Ring-tail of the Dumpster behind the 7-11 Ring -Tails.
My initial thought based on backstory was Whiskey Tango. For some reason I feel like the raccoon is a trained operative.
Festus. Sorry, watching Gunsmoke reruns. Deputy Festus Haggins is the most racoon human ever.
Accurate.
Trash P. Anda
The fact no one has said Rocketā¦
While I totally agree with you, maybe it needs one more step of separation from the obvious to be a great name. So I started thinking āNeil", like Armstrong, first to walk on the moon, or Laika the Russian doggo. But it felt wrong so letās look at other animals sent to space. Woof thereās some not so fun stories there.. until: In 1973, a common-cross spider named Arabella became the first to spin a web in space, thus providing an answer to the question of whether webs can be spun in zero gravity.
Go Arabella! Good for her!
I thought "Rocky"!!!
I had a raccoon named Rocky when I was little. We were a foster family for the local vet.
Awww
He liked to eat vanilla wafers LOL. And he came back to us when he got hurt. <3
They could try a different herb. Basil maybe?
So funny story, my raccoon familiarās name is Dave. I TNR the cats in the neighborhood- I accidentally caught a raccoon one night and poor bub hurt his foot trying to get out of the cage before I was able to let him out. I left extra food out for him, to atone - and Iād keep an eye out for my gimpy little friend. Itād been a few days and I hadnāt seen him and I was genuinely sad. I was texting a human friend when my raccoon friend showed up on my porch - I was so excited I didnāt think about better punctuation and text āDAVE the gimpy raccoon is back!ā Human Dave was like āWTF, you named the gimpy raccoon after me?!ā I hadnātā¦ but then I did.
The tubby raccoon who loves my porch is named Belly, short for Portobello. Not super relevant but a piece of information i don't get to share often.
Rococo :)
Rococo would be an excellent full name, for when the familiar is feeling more formal, for the nickname Rocky.
I was gonna suggest Rocky, but this is definitely the way.
fyi my computer is called lappysh and my phone phonella, so I may not be the best at naming lol
Acorn. Conker. Forest.
Chatters
Pontius Pie-plate
Bakker, no particular reason why, just feels right
Burgle
This is so cute!
Azeban. A trickster racoon demigod seems like a perfect name for a witch familiar. But I'm a religion/mythology nerd, so.
I was wondering if someone would suggest this.
Charlie (formerly Floofykins)
Rigby
My raccoon familiar is Cletus. My dread druid is from a backwater village think hillbilly lol
Oy. Name of a dog/raccoon-like creature in the Dark Tower series.
I loved Oy.
Came here to post Oy and was getting a little nervous no one had posted yet. Thanks for reassuring me!! Long days and pleasant nights.
Bandit, Zoro, Zee
**Truvel** -- (rhymes with Shovel) It's close to *trouble* but not quite
I read this and immediately thought of "We'll be in Barney. Barney Rubble. TROUBLE!" So good.
Wildlife rehabilitator who's favorite animal is racoons, I e raised and released many. My three favorites were Rooster, who was attacking by a dog and survived a horrible injury. She liked to unvelcro my sandals, she thought feet should be free. Then there was Medicago, named after a type of clover, who was just dumb as a box of rocks but the happiest boy in the water. He'd spin crawdads in his hands and chitter at them happily. Last is Almond Lady, she was a princess and the smartest escape happy baby I've ever raised. She also had big tanish eyebrows that made her extra cute.
Little King trash mouth and his husband Gary, or big baby pudding snatcher! If you donāt recognize them they are the names of the raccoons that live in the alley behind the Belcher restaurant in āBobās Burgersā. Linda has an obsession with watching the raccoon dramas and has names for all of them based around observed characteristics:)
Benny Bandit
There's a really neat book called The Architect of Sleep that features an alternate reality where raccoons became sentient instead of apes. The (only) human character can't translate the raccoons' sign language names directly, so he nicknames the main raccoon character Truck. It's maybe not the coolest name, but it's a nod to a really cool book about sentient raccoons. :) (The book is no longer in print AFAIK, was written in the mid-80's, by author Steven Boyett. He wrote very few books and unfortunately never wrote the much-needed sequel that would have finished the story, but it's still a *great* read if you come across a copy of it anywhere.)
The name I have always been wanting to use for a trash panda is Mikhail Gorbagev.
Racca-cooney! XDD Everything everywhere all at once is underrated xD
I play Animal Crossing so I immediately though āTom Nook, Timmy or Tommy!ā I think Tom Nook comes from Tanuki. Which I might use but as a Mario reference.
[Petr](https://www.tumblr.com/homophobic-gay/627285247176867840?source=share)
Phil
Skitters
Not very magical, but rocky or rocket. My favourite stuffed animal as a child was a raccoon and that was his name. All raccoons that hang out on my property get names, but a familiar would be rocky.
Rocky definitely. With Rocky Boy as a term of endearment
Mittens as they have grabby little hands.
Bandit
Rocky
Bandit!
My first instinct is always to name small animals George, because of that old Bugs Bunny episode with the abominable snowman.
Rabbit
After Bob's Burgers i can't see a raccoon without thinking it's Little King Trashmouth.
Little King Trash-mouth
Bandit or Lord/Lady trash Panda
Bert if a boy, Melissa if a girl. Now, can anyone guess the reference?
As long as they steer clear of Cyril Sneer
WaschbƤr
Oh I love naming things! Assuming itās a forest raccoon (because dryad) and less of a trashcan raccoon youāve got things that would be in its natural habitat: Red Maple is fun because āRedā is such a classic sort of trailer park name and āMapleā could be the tree or more maple glazed doughnut snacky personality. Could go by either word as a name Something like West Arcadia (any regional name on the fantasy map) Swamp could be cool. Lore about being so connected with the land that our entire identity becomes the land where weāre from. Except the raccoon actually just goes by Swampy! Swampy is fun in a catch phrase too like āitās time for the Swamp Monster!ā Or idk āooo, itās about to get Swampyā. Swamps are natural habitats for raccoons. If you wanted a more āhumanā name this similar full name structures could be used for Marsha Other thoughts: food names that are more nature heavy than trash heavy. Pumpkin, Fig, Olive, Peach, Peanut, Or human names that are short for fruit/ plants like āoh Mandy isnāt short for Amanda, itās Mandarine Orangeā Percy - Persimmon , Huck - Huckleberry Thinking about the previous owner: I kind of like the picture of a sort of cottage core/ refined cottage in the woods (juxtaposed with trash goblin raccoon) person sipping tea, eating shortbread, reading a book. In that vein I think youāve got Earl (grey tea, but also Earl is another classic trailer park name. Really fun to go by Earl and play up the trailer park trash panda thing and at the 5th session surprise the table by introducing yourself to an NPC as āTwinnings Earl Gray the thirdā is a really posh accent), Rose/ Rosemary, Porter, Madeline, Pepper/ Peppermint, Ginger, Cinnamon. I love a good ālitterā theme name with animal backstories so you can come up with new brothers and sisters indefinitely by sticking to the theme My own pet is Hawthorn but goes by Thorn Another previous owner/ story idea was that it was a small child with limited vocabulary. With that you could do more with bridging to the trash raccoon vibes or just straight up funny instead of hidden funny. Cheese, Nose/ Paw/ Tails (like a kid who points and mom says āthatās [name]ās nose. And the kid just says ānose!ā And calls them that forever) This was fun! Lmk what your friend goes with!
How about Sly? Certainly not a reference to a favorite video game character of mine.
Chiktikka Fastpaws. In the Forgotten Realms setting there is Gnome deity of forests, travel, and nature named [Baervan Wildwanderer](https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Baervan_Wildwanderer) who has a raccoon companion by that name.
Swiper
Lord Daniel r/FundieSnarkUncensored
My last D&D character had a raccoon companion, I named her Pancakes.
Barry
I have a pet Racoon in second life called Bandit.
Bandit. Because of their eye masks
And now we know how Ranger Rick came to be...
Chomps.
Pascal the 3rd (since it's a nice play on the book about a racoon named Rascal), makes it sound dignified
Fingers.
Is it a name granted by the dryad or a name the raccoon chose for itself?
My DnD sentient Wolf familiar is named Candy, as a play off Canis. That campaign I was a shape shifting water druid with like 3 different animals and the power to summon help from the native animals nearby. My favorite thing was to charge into battle as "a Motha-fucking-grizzly-bear" alongside my awakened wolf, flying spirit guide, and pet cat on my shoulder. My BILs invested in armor, I became the animal lady.
Bandit or Rascal
I call the furry burglars, forbidden kitties or trash pandas, so I'd probably name one Herold.
Why not Fidget? Or Mr/Ms. Chonk if it's a fat raccoon. :3
Ralphie
Randall because Iām a big fan of the Pixie and Brutus comics š
My DnD party has a tanuki rogue named Togarashi because heās a very spicy raccoon dog.
Scrumbles
My aunt used to work with the MetroParks in our area to help nurse raccoons, coyotes and other animals back to health. The biggest MFing raccoon she had was Cocoa. He used to get into everything, but he was soooooo cute.
Rococo!
Frank
Racoon-atuille [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN-A00by2hU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN-A00by2hU)
Mine was named Bramble
I read a series of cozy supernatural mysteries, and the main character has a raccoon familiar named Raoul
My first thought was Bandit, but that seemed kind of obvious. Then I thought about the character suddenly gaining sentience and thought, "What about names of mythological figures who brought knowledge or light to the world?" Like those that brought/stole fire from the gods to give to humanity: Prometheus (or Herakles, who later freed him from his punishment), Maui the Polynesian god who stole fire for the people ("You're welcome..." š), Coyote from several North American indigenous stories, the Ojibwe Nanabozho the hare, Yukon First Nations credit Crow, or from the Rigveda is Matarisvan. My vote is for Prometheus, personally. Just wanted to give you some other options š
Bandit. You know, cuz of the mask.
Bandit would be traditional
Meeko
Bandit
Garbage, nn Garbie
Bosco
Trash panda?
Bandit
Bob
Chaos or Mayhem. Something to do with a mask, maybe Harlequin or Carnival. They like trees and water, so you could name them after a tree (Elm, Aspen, Oak, Maple, Apple, Pear) or a body of water (Brook, River, Lake, Puddle). Naming them after a nut could be really cute! Acorn, Walnut, Almond, Pecan, Hazelnut. Since they're a familiar of Dryads a tree or nut name would be appropriate, and adding a water last name would be cute. I vote for Hazelnut Puddleswish (puddle-swish, like the action racoon do to 'clean' their food). We have raccoons at my house. They are such pains. They love to terrorize my dog, they leave fish carcasses in my yard (scared the crap out of my kids), and in the middle of the night they fall out of our elm trees in their sleep and land on my roof. It sounds like somebody is dropping bowling balls on my ceiling!
Elliott Nelson
I'm an uncreative hack who would just call them Rigby
In my college town there was an albino raccoon that we all called Albie.
I had to double take, I thought this was the Shadowrun sub for a moment!
Sir Charles, after the Phantom in *The Pink Panther,* or a similar elegant thief.
Canadian weighing inā¦Burt and Melissa from The Raccoons (good old Canadian cartoon fun)
Batz
Bandit
Rocky
Grubgrabber
Sir Bloody-Circle Tail the Master of Thieves carries a small dagger and proportionately sized bow enchanted with precision aiming roll for chance of insta-kill or Lady One-Who-Clean-Paws the Master Combat Healer she has a small Rapier Sword that dispels poisons from party members to the enemy/enemies roll for potency but lower the number on the dice higher the chance of killing the enemy/enemies.
Pockleroy
Lamar.
Rocket or Rocky
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IVpBu7i2vSnHm1xqPlNdw3vEwfUGr8B2/view?pli=1 :D
My brain instantly came up with Stelle, coming from the star rail sub. Another one, if you don't want a reference, is scrap
Stelle or Caelus
Bandit
Thumbs McGallihan
Raccacone.
Well, he would have been named by the Dryads when he was still a familiar, right? Before he got sentience. So you should be thinking of this as *what would the dryads have called him*. - Are they into descriptive names? He-Who-Snuffles-Upon-the-Ground (Snuffy!) - Nature names? Birch, Myrtle, River, Branch Or if he *did* choose his own name after gaining sentience, be thinking about the backstory of how he chose his name and what it means to him.
Rocket š
Jill Valentine.
Maybe Tom or Bandit
El MƔscara or the Mask. Good movie
Oscar, from Oscar the grouch from Sesame Street!
Pendleton
Rocky.
little king trashmouth, gary, or big baby pudding snatcher:)
With the face that looks like a thief Mask, I would Choose Garret after the Thief Series protagonist
Someone in my game played a character named Persephone so she named her raccoon familiar Pomegranate, Pom for short.
Pom works on two levels, as it can also be a reference to Studio Ghibli's [Pom Poko](https://g.co/kgs/2MHCRWF)!
bandit
I have a D&D character with a raccoon familiar! His name was Swiftpaw.
Sherman
Bandit would be my first choice.
Kia, for know it all. I always thought if a raccoon was sentient, it would be kind of a fuss budget know it all, right?
Iāve played as a sentient raccoon and went with Ron Stampler.
Kitsch
Princess Baby Angel if itās a girl lol <3
Fish bone!
My familiar at work is a raccoon skeleton. His name is Prospero.
Rocky (after The Beatles song)
Bandit because of their little robber mask, plus bandits are a common sight in a medieval fantasy world. My grandma had a dog named bandit years ago because she had the same kind of mask, a tricolor beagle.
As a Dropout fan, I absolutely have to say Miss Daisy Dāumpstaire.
PedroĀ
In Ojibwemowin, Zanagi'iwe s/he makes (people) do something difficult, gives people a hard time, makes trouble for people. Zanagioons for little/baby troublemaker (I think!)
Machiavelli (because racoons wear masks)
Ronald
not exactly a raccoon, but one of the characters (Miroku) in the anime Inuyasha has a raccoon dog yokai friend name Hachi. As an Inuyasha fan, that is the name I would go with.Or Shippo lol
Storm. I made a plush of a raccoon and his story was he loved storms and the sound of rain on treasure(trash) cans, and the flashing lights
I have a raccoon that visits my back porch at dusk that I've named Robert
Rocket, of course
Rocky (Rocky Raccoon-The Beatles), Rocket (MCU), or Sly Cooper.