What champions would sound good on my daughter? I want one that she won't get teased for, so no 
. I was thinking 
or 
, maybe 
. What other suggestions do you guys have?
EDIT: The wife likes 
, so Elise it is. Thanks for the suggestion guys!
My suggestion: Don't name a kid after a game.
They are their own person, and don't need your likes and/or dislikes forcefully imprinted on them. Give them a normal name -- and if that's boring, use a Gaelic name or something Asian, both of which will sound unique in America.
Aislynn (Gaelic for "dream" -- Ash-Linn), Fiona, Mei / Meiko, Hikari (Japanese for "light" -- pretty name imo -- Hee-Kah-Ri), Ciara (Key-Ruh), etc.
Urgot
Personally, I'm partial to Evelynn.
It provides two common nicknames ("Eve" and "Lyn") and I like how it sounds.
Are names I could see being decent for naming some one. Though a name that I like that might sound decent for naming some one is
I say ashe or kalista, there's actually 2 kalista's in my grade at school.
Well you can choose some more "normal" names Elise, Diana, Caitlyn, Annie, Evelynn then there are weird ones that are still used somewhat Morgana, Katarina or Taliyah and some that would be interesting, maybe Orianna, Syndra or Lissandra. Its your choice if you want to go for low risk or just something you like. Congrats by the way :D
Nunu,ofc
nasus
spelled backwards ofc
Cassiopeia is a bit over-the-top, but Cass seems pretty cool.
Karma, Lulu, Sona, or Quinn are all pretty safe bets as well I'd say.
For some more "off-meta" names (lmao) you could try Riven, Zyra, Vi, Vayne.
Well Caitlyn and Diana are semi-normal names. If you're looking for something "normal" there's always Sarah (Ms. Fortune). Irelia and Nami would be very cool names to have.
Why not name her a name you actually like instead of limiting yourself to video game names. I know of a friend who named their son Ciel (pronounced C - El) because they liked anime so much. That child is going to have a rough time growing up. Name her Caitlyn or Diana if you like the name. Fiora is too strange sounding.
For some "normal" names.
