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Ok, the rules are pretty simple, I'll be providing two or more options, and you follow the "adventure" that suits you best. Each "adventure" will have it's own set of naming rules for that round. Stories are optional, but always enjoyed and encouraged :) Ages are optional, and you keep track of them yourself. I'll provide links to each previous round, so you can quickly find your family.

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Note: Just because your chose Adventure # in one round doesn't mean that you are stuck with that # for every other round. Each round you can chose your own adventure (hence, the name).

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Signups: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/view.php?id=3913184&board=game
Round 1: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/view.php?id=3913389&board=game
Round 2: http://www.behindthename.com/bb/view.php?id=3913723&board=game

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DW: [MN]
C1:
C2:

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Adventure 1:
Your spouse has just lost their only sibling, and last living adult relative. The deceased has left behind their children to your care, a 7 year-old girl and her 2 year-old little brother.
AD: Her FN is "spunky", her MN honors her aunt/uncle (whichever spouse is related to her). She will keep her original last name.
AS: His FN is one syllable, his MN is 3 (or more) syllables. He will keep his original last name.

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Adventure 2:
With all of the celebrities adopting children from other countries, your couple has decided to follow suit. It took a year to get all of the paperwork done, but in the end they were able to bring home a little girl not quite 2 years-old. The whole family is excited.
AD: Her FN is trendy, but not popular (think Maddox, Shiloh, or Suri - all of which was off the charts before chosen). Her MN honors her heritage. She will have your last name.

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Adventure 3:
An earthquake happened 300 miles to the south of your couple, resulting in a major fire throughout the epicenter of the earthquake. It wasn't until this earthquake/fire that children's services became aware of a religious sect living in the area. The sect believed in having many children, and the number of children in the sect outnumbered adults by at least 6 to 1. Many of the adults lost their lives in the earthquake/fire, leaving many children orphans. All of the children under 10 were taken by children's services to find their families or foster situations. Most of the children were reunited with family within the sect (which was taking very good care of the children). However, there were almost 200 children who didn't have any living relatives left. These were placed in protective services. Your couple has decided that they can't just sit around, but have to help where they can. They go down and meet with children's services, and then the children. A group of three siblings touch their hearts, and they end up fostering (and eventually adopting) the siblings. The eldest was a boy of 5, the middle child was a girl of 4 and the youngest was a girl of 2.
AS: His FN/MN is religious (from Zion to Praise to Aaron, you can chose what sort of religious name was used)
AD: Her FN/MN is religious (from Zipporah to Mercy to Abigail, you can chose what sort of religious name was used)
AD: Her FN/MN is religious (from Zipporah to Mercy to Abigail, you can chose what sort of religious name was used)