Dungeons & Dragons 5e
Name GeneratorFantasy names that sound like somewhere
Pick a race, a gender and a style, and get up to twenty names that belong to the same culture — not a syllable blender. Elvish flows. Dwarven lands hard. Drow carries a house.
A good fantasy name is not random letters — it carries a culture in its consonants. This forges names by race, style and theme, twenty at a time, so you can scan the list and take the keeper.
Name them
Build the Batch
Race and style do most of the work. Ask for as many as you want to read through.
The Forge
Forge Fantasy Names
Race and style set the sound. Twenty at a time, so you can pick.
Elf · 5 names · pre-filled for you
From the forge
Every Race Sounds Like Itself
The examples below become the prompt — take a card and the forge writes more in that vein.
Counsel
Frequently Asked
What titles or names should non-inheriting noble children use in a historical RPG?
Non-inheriting noble children typically used courtesy titles such as 'Lord' or 'Lady' with their given name, or regional equivalents like 'Honourable' in British peerage; TTRPG players recommend researching the specific culture and era for accuracy, then adapting flexibly for game flavor.
Name Them Now
Pick a race and a style, and get twenty names that fit. Your first batch is free.
Forge Names