Names (and surnames)

[Trexller]

in keeping with game lore and plastic not existing in norrath (until dwarves discover oil) the opposite of leaf would be stone or metal - Darksteel, Darkmetal

dwarves being mammalian would bleed red

Brellsbane it is

fits the character's persona, rolls off the tongue with nice alliteration

it's basically dwarfslayer, but without being a super common concept

Brightleaf Brellsbane

maybe too much B's

Brellslayer, Dwarfbane

[Sirquestalot]

Well, if you want to indicate both beauty and danger, I'm thinking Darkflower, Darkthorn or Deathbloom or something along those lines

[Trexller]

^ those are good

[Tnair]

Shop around Felwithe for good surnames on NPCs and take one of those. Now you have a relative!

[pink grapefruit]

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Shop around Felwithe for good surnames on NPCs and take one of those. Now you have a relative!

It would be nice to have someone to talk to lmao

[Deathimself13]

Brightleaf Tobacco

[pink grapefruit]

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[Tnair]

Or make your name look like a generic npc with a surname like "Warder" or "Sentinel" or something

[Zill]

Obvious answer is to go with the name of a tree or plant, especially the latin name - Brightleaf Quercus (Oak), Brightleaf Ponderosa (pine), Brightleaf Sylvestris (another pine), Brightleaf Fraxinus (Ash), Brightleaf Castanea (chestnut) etc.

I like Brightleaf Magnolia a lot personally

[Danni]

To build upon what someone else suggested, how about;

Brightleaf Darkroot or Brightleaf Heliolatry