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Fantasy Names

Names for heroes, villains, creatures and the worlds they live in. Generate fantasy names by race and style, or browse hand-picked lists.

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  • Graush Frostvale

    Say it: GRA-ush

    Invented meaning (our orcish): "iron blade".

    Orc

  • Ormik Thistledown

    Say it: ORM-ik

    Invented meaning (our dwarvish): "mountain lantern".

    Dwarf

  • Brugog Blackwood

    Say it: BRUG-og

    Invented meaning (our orcish): "drum bone".

    Orc

  • Cornell Winterbourne

    Say it: COR-nell

    Invented meaning (our halfling): "toad pocket".

    Halfling

  • Glimix Larkspur

    Say it: GLIM-ix

    Invented meaning (our gnomish): "copper spring".

    Gnome

  • Jebnock Thistledown

    Say it: JEB-nock

    Invented meaning (our gnomish): "copper brass".

    Gnome

  • Thaliel Brightwater

    Say it: THAL-iel

    Invented meaning (our elvish): "hope willow".

    Elf

  • Neren Ravenhill

    Say it: NER-en

    Invented meaning (our merfolk): "moon whale".

    Merfolk

  • Glimly Ironwood

    Say it: GLIM-ly

    Invented meaning (our fae): "thistle foxglove".

    Fae

  • Thalas Embersong

    Say it: THA-las

    Invented meaning (our elvish): "dawn bough".

    Elf

  • Belkin Greymane

    Say it: BEL-kin

    Invented meaning (our halfling): "toad clover".

    Halfling

  • Iliaris Embersong

    Say it: ILI-aris

    Invented meaning (our elvish): "willow harp".

    Elf

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Fantasy Names: common questions

How do I create a fantasy name?

Combine syllables that match the culture you are building: soft sounds for elves, hard consonants for dwarves and orcs. Our fantasy name generator does this by race.

What is the best fantasy name generator?

Use the generator that matches your need: the fantasy name generator for any race, or a dedicated elf, dwarf, orc, dragon or D&D generator for more control.

Can I use generated fantasy names in my book or game?

Yes. Names come from original syllable rules, so they are free to use in novels, campaigns and games.

How do I name a fantasy kingdom or town?

Use the kingdom and town name generators. Place names often use a root plus an ending, such as Ash + ford or Eld + mere.

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