Fantasy Name Generator

Naming is one of the hardest parts of world-building and role-playing games. A name defines a character's heritage, culture, and social standing. Generic random string generators often produce unpronounceable gibberish. This tool uses a sophisticated Syllable Assembly Engine that mimics linguistic patterns found in classic fantasy lore.

Whether you are a Dungeon Master populating a tavern, a writer looking for a protagonist's name, or a gamer creating a new avatar, this generator respects the phonetic aesthetics of different races: the flowing liquids and vowels of Elvish, the hard consonants and gutturals of Orcish, and the sturdy, earth-bound sounds of Dwarvish.

The generator constructs names not by picking from a list, but by assembling phonetic components. The logic follows this structure:

• Step 1. User selects Race, Gender, and Length.
• Step 2. The engine loads the specific phoneme database for the selected race (e.g., Elvish uses soft vowels, Orcish uses hard gutturals).
• Step 3. A structure is chosen randomly, typically: Prefix + Core + Suffix or Root + Suffix.
• Step 4. Linguistic rules are applied to prevent awkward clusters (e.g., ensuring three consonants don't collide in Elvish).
• Step 5. The name is capitalized and presented.