I sat down and was playing the open beta back in the day of original wow. Enough random clicks on the naming button produced one I liked..Aurdon. I took that with me through open beta and continued to use it in the live servers.

When in WotLK beta, I build a death knight and named him Ourdawn for simplicity sake.

Aurdons last blog post..Have you ever felt deep down you were … different?

Again, Wynthea isn’t Hebrew in and of it self… it’s a WELSH spelling derived from the Hebrew for Healer. I don’t remember what the original Hebrew word was, unfortunately, and discovered the server was down when I went to look.

Also, the number of results that comes up for Wynthea has increased A LOT since I first took the name. Hmmmmmm….

Naming is one of the most important things in WoW for me. I always slave over my names, and I helped my husband with one of his. There was this one time, my brother and his wife as a joke… well, read.

Birdfalls last blog post..Hot Epix, or "What Do You Mean, Stats? Look at How CUTE It Is! XD"

Also joining Josh in wishing to know how Wynthea comes from Hebrew. It’s my native language and I can’t figure it out. Closest name I can think of is Cynthia, but that’s not a Hebrew name.

I love the book series and the names of lots of characters

You will notice a certain dwarf priest name in there