Great Person Names?

[TheGreenLink]

Where would I find the file for names of Great People?
I am asking because late on in one of my games generic names were being used. Instead of "Tuatha" it was just "Great Prophet" for example.
No need to tell me, I found it.

Now my next question, where did these names come from...? I think Tuatha is from Celtic mythology. Are all of these names from Celtic as well?

 

[kenken244]

there is a thread somewhere buiried in the foroum that has some detail on it

 

[TheGreenLink]

Ok... found it.

 

[Chandrasekhar]

I believe a lot of them are names of characters from Kael's old D&D games.

 

[AndrewDJ]

I believe a lot of them are names of characters from Kael's old D&D games.

And note (as has been mentioned before) the names of the first eight of the Great Engineers:

Khmer Otterfig
Faber Ozzie
Hoyden Drew
Milana
Zoot Ghent Gear
Ethel Agames
Fodgel Thor
Bareke

When you rearrange the letters you get some interesting names . . .

 

[Kael]

And note (as has been mentioned before) the names of the first eight of the Great Engineers:

Khmer Otterfig
Faber Ozzie
Hoyden Drew
Milana
Zoot Ghent Gear
Ethel Agames
Fodgel Thor
Bareke

When you rearrange the letters you get some interesting names . . .

thats my favorite inside joke. Everytime Faber Ozzie comes up I go "Wakka Wakka".

 

[icantcmyeye]

oooh... i just got the references in the engineers...

clever

 

[MagisterCultuum]

THe names can be found in the xml/.xls files, unit definitions, where unique names is a category that every unit has. Great people have their names listed in the order they appear, and when they run out the default name is always used. I frequently got to the point where the names were generic in Vanilla.

 

[Grey Fox]

And note (as has been mentioned before) the names of the first eight of the Great Engineers:

Khmer Otterfig
Faber Ozzie
Hoyden Drew
Milana
Zoot Ghent Gear
Ethel Agames
Fodgel Thor
Bareke

When you rearrange the letters you get some interesting names . . .

I dont get it o.O

 

[wilboman]

They're anagrams for the Muppets. Khmer Otterfig is Kermit the Frog, etc.