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Feel free to join in. Play the previous round first: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/4992380

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Link to throw your die. You will need it to helps decide which rule you get. please use the rules listed after the number you've thrown. If you want more than one middle name, just use the same rules for the second middle name as you did for the first.

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https://www.random.org/dice/?num=1

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Throw the die to find out what the first birth brought you:
1) Congrats! You've gotten boy/girl twins! Use ONE rules to name both children
2) Congrats! You've gotten identical twin girls! Use ONE rule to name both children.
3) Congrats! You've gotten fraternal twin boys! Each child gets different rules.*
4) Congrats! You've gotten identical twin boys! Use ONE rule to name both children.
5) Congrats! You've gotten girl/boy twins! Each child gets different rules.*
6) Congrats! You've gotten fraternal twin girls! Each child gets different rules.*
*if you happen to throw the same number twice, just throw again until you get a different one.

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And throw again for the rules:
1) The first name is a nature name. The middle name is a 'classic' name.
2) The first name is in the top 50 of France. The middle name is an Anglicized variant (https://www.behindthename.com/names/relationship/anglicized)
3) Go back to the previous round (https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/4992380) and use the rules there. Throw again to see which rule to use.
4) The first name has a name day in november (https://www.behindthename.com/namedays/month/11). The middle name is 'artistic'if it's a boy (https://www.behindthename.com/names/description/painter,sculptor,artist,muralist) or 'flowery' if it's a girl (https://www.behindthename.com/names/description/flower)
5) The first name is originally a surname. The middle name is in the top 50 of New Zealand.
6) This twin will get the same initials as the other twin, name the other twin first to see which one they get. If you have to use ONE rule for both twins, they get the same initials as their parents.