While playing around with the way words were created, I realized that more than two of a consonant or vowel in a row created something that could not be pronounced, even if you were being polite.

Because the program was choosing vowels and consonants at random, I needed to stop it from generating more than two at a time. I created arrays for each set of letter types and incremented an individual counter each time one was chosen, which then prevented a third of that type from being chosen next.

I considered making rules to avoid certain letters from appearing next to each other, but who am I to judge if you wanted your wizard to be named Qxilbeb?

This helped me to understand to respect the scope of the project that I am working on. This means that while the program is very small, and I didn't spend much time on it, the enjoyment I got from learning more about programming was still worth it.