Party names

>"So we're all agreed on 'Fuck [villain name] Company'?"

What's your PC party called, and how did they come to earn that name?

I've had only one named party in my life, and it was Company of the Hat. We were named in such a way because we all wore hats.

The only named party I ever played in was just named after the paladin, and it wasn't decided within the party, and instead given to them by the public. As I recall it the DM even tried to prod the party into naming themselves, with zero success.

Having a name would bring a sense of camaraderie and high adventure to the entire game, yet apparently literally everyone I've ever played with sees it too much of a bother.

Inglorious Fuckheads.

We're a mercenary outfit so it works rather well.

The Humble Brethren. Defended a city against to whole armies that each outnumbered us heavily, with only a handful of city guards and a ton of conscripts (90% of whom died, 40% to friendly fire), scammed an emperor, created a mafia, overthrew a king and stopped an ancient evil. All that while acting chaotic evil af.

I miss that campaign.

My party is called The Disasters. The local town we're protecting seems to have started calling us that, but our bard and cleric have a thing going where they list off names they feel are better whenever it's brought up.

No named parties yet. But I earned a nickname/honorificv last session.
Diamond Eye

Shield. We are unoriginal fuckers.

The Anti Mutant Psychic Hitler Coalition
The Gang
Children of the Whore

Band of the Roc.

Band of Mercenaries/Adventurers.

They are called the Band of the Roc because the Rangers Companion is well, a Roc.

This is their official name, they prefer to go by "Roc Band." alot more.