Upon ennoblement...

[SckizoBoy]

So, you've just been ennobled. What title would you take, where would you take as your fiefdom/demesne, and what would your noble styles be?

Points to whoever can have the longest real world one that still makes sense.

Go nuts...

 

[similar.squirrel]

I could have sworn it was 'enobled', but Google has assured me to the contrary. Still, it has echoes of 'nobbled'.

I can't think of a title, sorry. My fiefdom would be County Cork, though. And I would add an Esq. to my name, because that gets you laid, I think.

 

[SckizoBoy]

I could have sworn it was 'enobled', but Google has assured me to the contrary. Still, it has echoes of 'nobbled'.

I can't think of a title, sorry. My fiefdom would be County Cork, though. And I would add an Esq. to my name, because that gets you laid, I think.

Heh, I don't really like the word 'ennoble' because it seems (from a definition perspective) like a cross between of 'ignoble' and 'entitled'.

The fiefdom of Glasgow/Clydebank? No thanks.

But I'd style myself as Sir Mackheath the Elder.

Anyway, who says you'd have to be lord of where you're from. I'd take a German noble entity (because they sound the coolest, if they were still legal...).

Hell, much as it would be tempting to kill WJ Capell and change my name to some form of de Vere Capell, I don't think being Earl of Essex would be particularly appealing.

 

[MorsePacific]

I guess my fiefdom would be El Mirage, AZ. Not such a raw deal since we have a lot of development going on around here.

As for a title, I'm thinking Sir Kenneth Joseph Frango II, Esq.